Introduction
Common causes of Neck and Headache Pain
Is your neck movement restricted? Is it hard to turn? Is it hard to look up at the ceiling?
If yes to any of these your neck pain is most likely a result of a condition affecting the joints, muscles or tendons in your neck.
Does your pain spread? Pain can develop in the neck and may spread to your shoulder, down your arm to your fingers, up to the base of the skull and over your head. If a nerve is irritated, you may also experience pins and needles or numbness in parts of your arm or hand.
Have you tried multiple forms of therapy with no luck at a permanent solution? At Cirencester Physiotherapy Centre we will not only teach you how to stop your pain but also show you critical strengthening essential for stopping pain that is brought on by repetitive movements, hours at desks and high levels of stress.
Resources
For neck and headache 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 need to expose your upper back and neck so you may need to remove your top. 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.
