Orthopedic Conditions

Anything that is related to with Bone, muscles, ligaments and joints is Included in orthopaedic. Condition are ailments, injuries or diseases that cause Joint problems, whiplash, dislocated of Joint, torn cartilages or Multiple Joint pain and fibromyalgia. This disease mostly known Orthopaedics Condition. There are too many other Disease/Condition/Injury for orthopaedic disorders as there are problems and injuries in the muscles, ligaments and joints, or bones.

Back Pain

Back pain is something most of us will experience at some stage during our lives and is the most common reason for missed days at work. The most common cause of back pain, especially lower back pain, is a combination of poor posture and lack of movement, typically seen with people who sit for long periods. This is known as mechanical back pain and is not a serious condition. However, it can be uncomfortable and frustrating to experience a constant ache or pain in your back.

If you are experiencing back pain, our Physiotherapist at Impact Clinic are here to help by providing comprehensive treatment and advice.

Neck Pain

Physiotherapy is one of the most common treatments for acute & chronic neck pain. Most physiotherapy programs for neck pain involve applying treatments to reduce pain and/or stiffness enough to begin an exercise program of strengthening and stretching the neck. The specific methods and exercises used in physiotherapy, as well as the duration of the treatment plan, can vary from person to person.

Neck pain can be caused by many factors such as poor posture, age related degenerative changes, workstations that are set up incorrectly, carrying a bag on your shoulder, tucking your ear on your shoulder when using your phone, sleeping in awkward postures, prolonged static postures and of course trauma such as car accidents. If you need physiotherapy for neck pain, please get in touch with Impact Clinic.

Knee Pain

Did you hurt your knee or have surgery? Or is it achy and stiff because of arthritis? Either way, you might feel like the last thing you should do is get on your feet and move your joint around. Knee pain is the most common form of joint pain found in a vast majority of people globally. The elderly are the most affected by knee pain. Knee pain can be due to several reasons like, injury, unhealthy lifestyle or medical condition. Minor form of knee pain can be easily treated with home remedies for knee pain at home while other types of knee pain require medical attention to heal.

Physiotherapy is what your doctor suggests to get your strength back and put you on the road to recovery. Physiotherapy for knee pain involves a thorough evaluation and assessment of your entire lower extremity from your hip to your foot. Our physiotherapist can assess your knee pain and prescribe the right treatments — including exercises and modalities — to help decrease your knee pain and improve your overall mobility.

Acute and Chronic Pain

Acute pain is temporary pain caused by injury. You treatment plan for acute pain may include manual therapy, assisted stretching and ultrasound. Our physiotherapist can help relive your pain.

Chronic pain is a pain that persists for a ling time, and it can sometimes be difficult to diagnose and treat. When you pain persists, our physiotherapist ready to assist you with a holistic approach to your pain management. Pain can be a warning sign that something is wrong: for example when you sprains your ankle, or when you back hurts after shoveling, snow or musculoskeletal pain includes neck, join, limb, low back, and chronic widespread pain.

At Impact often see patients with chronic pain on an individual basis. Our physiotherapist will assess you and work with you with treatment plan.

Ankle and Foot Pain

Most people experience pain in and around their feet or ankles at some point in their lives. The foot is the most integral part of our body as it bears all the weight of the body and due to that foot and ankle pain can hamper one’s ability to perform day to day activities. The Foot is a very complex structure, it includes 26 bones and 30 joints along with muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and arches.

Ankle and foot pain can lead to swelling, stiffness, trouble in putting down the first step in the morning, continual severe discomfort, or dull pain that remains there upon weight bearing or during ankle motion. When the swelling and pain becomes unbearable affecting your daily life, it is indicative of the need to visit a specialist such as a physiotherapist.

If your foot or ankle pain persists or if you are unable to move naturally once the pain subsides, we would be happy to help at Impact Clinic.

Arthritis / R.A Pain

Arthritis is the inflammation of one joint or multiple more joints. There are various types of arthritis that can be found among people, each of the arthritis types causes physical pain in dissimilar ways. The most common arthritis types are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis causes pain and stiffness in the joints and may accelerate with age, however, sometimes they may appear unexpectedly as well. Most of the times, arthritis develops in adults over the age of 65 and rarely amongst children as well. Women are more prone to arthritis than men, especially in the case of rheumatoid arthritis.

Physical therapy for arthritis involves exercising the affected joints that help strengthen the muscles around the joint. Physiotherapy for arthritis is one of the more natural ways to heal your joint and is recommended to start with at the beginning stages itself. Physiotherapy for arthritis is most commonly practiced for arthritis in knee, when there is arthritis back pain and arthritis neck pain.

So without much thought, contact us for the best arthritis treatment immediately.

Shoulder Pain Management

Do you have shoulder pain? Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal disorders that people face. The shoulder is made up of 4 different joints with many bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles, each of which can cause different functional disorders. It’s estimated that up to 67% of people will experience a painful shoulder condition at some point in their life.

The shoulder is a complex joint, and for the shoulder to feel normal, it must function normally. It is not uncommon for shoulder mechanics to become abnormal after injury or after surgery. So exercise is a must. Working with experienced therapists can help improve this complex joint mechanism. At Impact our physiotherapists perform their therapy soothingly and gently. Our therapist’s excellent work will greatly speed up the relief of pain in your shoulder by restoring proper shoulder movement early.

Sciatica

So without much thought, contact us for the best arthritis treatment immediately.

Ligament Injury

Physiotherapy is an effective treatment for ligament injuries. Ligaments are tough bands of tissues that connect to your body. They act as pullies between your bones as your body actively moves around. Most ligament injuries involve the shoulder, knee and ankle, as these are focal points on your body that are susceptible to significant wear and tear. At Impact, with physiotherapy it is important to get the patient back to baseline status, with reducing pain, stabilizing the joint, and improving mobility. Talk to us today!

Post Amputation Rehabilitation

Our specialist physiotherapists at Impact Clinic understand that losing a limb can have a devastating impact on anyone’s life. Physiotherapy at Impact Clinic will promote recovery and help people regain their functional potential so they can life to the full.

Common types of amputees we treat at Impact Clinic include:

Above or Below Knee Amputation
Above elbow Amputation
Forearm Amputation
Others type of Amputation

At Impact Clinic, our specialist physiotherapists use exercise programs, heat, massage, acupuncture and ultrasound to facilitate recovery and healing and maximise independence with functional activities. Our Physiotherapist are movement experts. They improve quality of life through hands-on care, patient education, and prescribed movement. You can contact our Physiotherapist directly for an evaluation.

Dry Needling

Dry needling is a specialised technique used by our Physiotherapists to help reduce pain, muscle spasm and inflammation, and to accelerate the recovery of injuries to muscles, tendons, fascia, and ligaments. Dry needling also helps improve blood circulation thereby accelerating the healing process.

As part of an overall treatment strategy, combined with other physiotherapy techniques like manual therapy, dry needling can help a variety of conditions, for example: Acute or chronic soft tissue injuries, Headaches, Neck/Back pain, Muscle spasm, Joint pain, Muscle strains, Fibromyalgia and Tennis or golfer’s elbow. If you would like to make an appointment or speak to a Physiotherapist today.