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With up to 80% of the UK population experiencing back pain at some point in their lifetime, back pain is the most common cause of sickness in the workplace in the UK. It affects approximately one third of the adult population each year with 20% of these people consulting their GP about it. Our physiotherapists have a wealth of experience working with patients suffering from severe back pain and have encountered patients working in elite sport, A&E and in a number of different private musculoskeletal settings.
PHYSIO FOR BACK PAIN? GET IT SORTED!
Have you had to take the day off work due to unmanageable back pain? Are you struggling to get up and out of the house? At Monkman Physiotherapy we run Back Pain sessions for patients suffering with a sudden or reoccurring onset of back pain that has affected their physical ability.
With the ability to offer immediate, same day appointments, we can use our experiences and treatment skills to help reduce your symptoms and give the best, up to date advice on how to manage your symptoms. This may be to advise with changing your daily activities, completing some simple exercises or having a massage to help your back pain. When and where required, Monkman Physiotherapy offers the option of home visits.
For further information or if you have any questions please contact us on the below contact form.
TESTIMONIALS
FAQ
SHOULD I SEE MY GP, GO TO HOSPITAL OR COME FOR A PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSESSMENT?
If you are experiencing high levels of back pain that is affecting your function, it can be very useful seeing a doctor for advice on medication. However the majority of the time it will be more beneficial seeing a physiotherapist as they have more time available to spend with you on treating the specific issue.
On the very rare occasion, severe back pain can need urgent medical attention from a doctor in the hospital setting. It is important that you go to A&E if you are suffering with the following symptoms:
- Any changes in your bladder or bowel symptoms (Bowel incontinence and/or increasing difficulty when passing urine).
- Radiating pins and needles or numbness down both legs to the toes.
- Numbness around the groin, back passage and genital region.
- Erectile dysfunction.
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If you have any questions or would like to make an appointment please get in touch via the form below.