Introduction
Common causes of Lower Back Pain
Low back pain affects nearly everyone at some stage of their active adult life and is one of the most common ailments. Whether your pain is mild, intermittent or chronic, you shouldn’t have to suffer in silence.
No matter what you have been told in the past be it that you've suffered from sciatica, disc problems or arthritis we can help your body stop and cure these issues no matter the problem.
Back pain can even start without warning and for no obvious reason, interfering with simple, everyday tasks such as: sitting, getting in and out of the car, moving and sleeping.
With a little bit of knowledge and a few simple strategies, most people can learn to improve and manage their own symptoms. And gain more strength and movement no matter your age.
Resources
For lower back pain
FAQs
Good-to-knows
Why choose Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre to provide your treatment?
At Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre we focus on long term improvement through tuition on how to self-administer your own hands on treatment, supplemented by supplying you with a personalised training program through our interactive app. This focus sets apart from those who often avoid proper education and avoid supplying adequate exercises routines depriving patients of the only true way of avoiding a pain free life.
What treatment techniques do you provide?
At Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre we devote ourselves to following the most up to date treatment techniques governed by scientific research. This revolves around a mix of hands-on treatment, strengthening work and most importantly education about your condition.
What should I wear to my treatment?
Please wear something that you are comfortable in. Be aware we will have to expose your lower back, so please wear a loose-fitting top that we can roll up or take off. Many patients wear vest tops during treatment which works perfectly.
How long is the treatment?
Each session lasts 30 minutes.
Are there any pains or injuries that can’t be improved with physiotherapy?
Thankfully no matter the condition be it arthritis to fractures physiotherapy plays a vital role in your rehabilitation, and most importantly the education on how to live a pain free life.
