Back Pain Physiotherapist in London – Back pain physiotherapy specialist offering back pain treatment in London Belgravia SW1, Clapham SW4 and Monument EC3 covered by Health Insurances Inc AXA and BUPA

What is back pain and why we use different physio techniques to treat back pain

Back Pain is a general term for a large number of back conditions like Lower Back Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago, Bulging disc, Pulled Muscle and more. Each of these conditions are different and target a different structure of the spine (bone, muscle, ligaments) and a different level of the spine. The spin being larger at the lumbar level and smaller at cervical level. A good spine physiotherapist will use different techniques to be efficient and tailor his treatment to your personal need and back condition. The more precise the back physio will be in his treatment the faster your will recover from your back pain.

Most Trusted Back Pain Physiotherapist in London

At Mummy’s Physio, we are treating patients with back pain and lower back pain since 2008. All our physiotherapist specialised in back pain have either treated numerous professional athletes or have a specialty in Musculoskeletal with a focus on Back Pain rehabilitation. They have a large number of physiotherapy techniques available to treat and target each specific back condition in order to offer our patients a fast, safe and efficient back pain rehabilitation with a long lasting result.

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Back Pain Physiotherapy Treatment in London in our Belgravia SW1, Monument EC3 and Clapham SW4 Back Pain Clinic.

We offer back pain physiotherapy treatment in London at the Light Centre in Belgravia SW1 near Victoria station, or Monument EC3 near London Bridge and Bank stations, in the heart of the City of London or in our practices in Clapham SW4 at Make me Feel Pharmacy and the Light Centre Clapham between Clapham south and Clapham common.

Back Pain Physio at Home – Home Visit Physio in London

For patients who suffer from severe back pain and cannot move from their home, or for patient who find it more convenient, our back pain physiotherapist offers back pain rehabilitation at home in London. We cover Central London zone 1 and 2 ( zone 3 if availability)

Our physiotherapy and osteopathy treatments are covered by most health insurances and are Bupa registered & recognised (BUPA Global and BUPA UK), Axa registered & recognised (AXA International, AXA PPP), Cigna registered & recognised and WPA registered & recognised

For home visit back pain physiotherapy in London or in our practices in Belgravia, Moorgate Monument and Clapham: 0207 125 0262 / 0782 455 3765

Everything you need to know about Back Pain Physiotherapy Treatment in London

Which physiotherapist specialises in Back Pain?

Back pain can be very painful and comes from different causes (injury, overuse, vertebral disc bulging, arthrosis and more). A physiotherapist specialised in back pain is often a musculoskeletal physiotherapist or a sports physiotherapist who knows all the different conditions linked to back pain and which specific back pain treatment will be effective on a specific back condition.

Back pain can be invalidating for your everyday life, it is then important to find a physiotherapist who has treated a large number of patients with different types of back pain and who has undergone some post-diploma training specifically for back pain. If you follow this advises, you will be able to start your back pain physiotherapy treatment with confidence that your physiotherapist will know enough about back pain to rehabilitate you safely and with the best exercises related to your condition.

Our back pain physiotherapist in London has years of experience and training in treating patients with back pain.

How can physiotherapy help with back pain?

Back pain is one of the most common complaints that people have and it can be caused by a variety of things. Physiotherapy can help relieve back pain by improving strength, flexibility and range of motion. Massage can also help relax the muscles and relieve tension in the back. Surgery is sometimes necessary for more severe cases of back pain. If surgery is necessary, your back pain physio will be helping you recover from the surgery in a safe and fast way.

The back pain physiotherapist will use some of the following during their session for a successful outcome:

Back muscle strengthening: The goal of back-strengthening exercises is to help muscles support the spine better and resist tension, which can help relieve back and neck pain. Most back-strengthening exercises target the core muscles, including the abs, glutes and hip muscles, in addition to the muscles of the spine. All core muscles are necessary to reduce stress on the spine and provide support.
Back muscle stretching: Stretching is a simple yet effective way to reduce muscle tensions and reduce discomfort. Stretching targeting the hamstrings, pelvis and hip flexors will reduce your lower back pain. Stretching targeting, trapezes, neck, back muscle and shoulders will reduce the pain in your upper back. A good back stretching session can bring significant relief to many low back pain sufferers.
Range of motion and flexibility of your back: As every other joint in your body, it is really important to work on the flexibility and range of motion of your spine. If your spine as a good range of motion and is flexible, you will have less chance to develop back pain and you will be able to move more freely. That is why a big part of your back rehabilitation with your physio will be to regain movement and range of motion.
Reducing the pain in your back: Your physiotherapist will advise you to use either a hot pack or a cold pack on painful the area of the back for 20 to 30 mins. The use of hot or cold depends of the type of back pain. Generally, if your back pain is due to inflammation, the use of cold will be advised – if your back pain is due to muscle contractions, the use of hot will be advised.

What to expect during your physiotherapy sessions for back pain

The goal of your physio is to help you through any back pain or discomfort and make sure that you are comfortable throughout the session. All back pains are different, that is why your back physio will start the initial session by an assessment of your back condition. Your back assessment will be done differently depending on how strong the pain is, so the physiotherapist doesn’t trigger any pain in your back.

In regard of the back assessment the physio will tailor a rehabilitation program that will increase in intensity over time when your back will be less painful. You can expect to learn a variety of new back exercises during your physiotherapy session that will help reduce back pain. The physiotherapist will also teach you how to properly perform these back exercises at home so that you can continue to improve your condition.

Back Massage may also be used during your physiotherapy sessions in order to help relax tight muscles and ease pain. During back massage, the physiotherapist will work with you to determine the right amount of pressure for your individual needs.

You will also do and learn the right stretches for your back.

Manual therapy and techniques like “Mcenzie” or vertebral mobilization can also be used.

Back pain physiotherapy session is an important step in helping you recover from back pain and regain mobility.

Shall I have Back Surgery if I have Back pain?

Surgery is not always necessary for treating back pain and many patients find relief through conservative methods such as physiotherapy.However, in some cases back surgery may be recommended if other treatments have not been successful. If you need to undergo back pain surgery, your physiotherapist will rehabilitate your back after the surgery to help you recover safely and efficiently.

When to see a physiotherapist for back pain?

If you are experiencing back pain, you may be wondering when is the right time to see a physiotherapist. The answer depends on the severity of your pain and other factors such as your medical history. Generally, it is best to speak to your back physiotherapist as soon as the symptoms arise. The faster your take care of your back (even with gentle exercises), the less chance your back pain will become chronic. Once you have spoken to your physio, they will be able to advise you on the best course of treatment. There are many different types of physiotherapy treatment available, so it is important to choose one that is suitable for your needs. Your physiotherapist will be able to advise you on the most effective type of therapy for your back pain and back surgery

Which exercises can I start before seeing my back physiotherapist?

If you’re looking for relief from back pain, stretching is a great option. There are a variety of stretches that can help relieve back pain, and you can do them at home or at the gym. Stretching can help improve your flexibility and range of motion, which can lead to less pain. When stretching for back pain relief, it’s important to warm up first and stretch slowly and gently

If you have any chronic health conditions or injuries, please consult your doctor before beginning any new exercise routine

Whether you’re dealing with acute back pain or chronic back pain, stretches and exercises will help you ease your discomfort.

What else can I do to reduce my back pain?

Your back is the part of your body which supports most of your weight. The heavier you are, the more your back will have to cope with pressure on its vertebra. If you don’t release the pressure, muscle will contract around the area and your back will become painful. We advise our patients to get our back physiotherapy expert advice on managing back pain, from lifestyle changes to treatments that can help relieve symptoms and improve the quality of life.