Back pain can present as sharp, stabbing pain or a dull ache. It may be localised (lower, mid or upper back) or radiate into the buttocks and legs.
If you have sudden severe weakness, numbness around the groin or bladder/bowel changes — seek urgent medical care.
A proper diagnosis is crucial to determine the appropriate chronic back pain treatment. Assessment should include history, movement testing and targeted physical examination to determine the primary pain driver.
Treatment for neck pain, back pain, disc issues and posture-related problems.
Rehabilitation for ligament injuries, sprains, arthritis and mobility issues.
Relief for rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder and overhead pain.
Performance-based recovery for athletes and active individuals.
Structured rehab after ACL, joint replacement and other surgeries.
Specialised care for antenatal, postnatal and pelvic floor conditions.
Digital posture analysis and customised foot scan assessments.
Online physiotherapy sessions with guided exercises and progress tracking.
