Physiotherapy treatment FAQ

What conditions do you treat?

We regularly help patients with:

• Back pain

• Neck pain

• Sciatica

• Sports injuries

• Running injuries

• Ankle sprains

• Knee pain

• Shoulder pain

• Headaches

• Women's health concerns

• Hypermobility and joint instability

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Do you offer dry needling?

Yes, dry needling is one of the treatment techniques we use when clinically appropriate. It can be particularly effective for muscular pain, trigger points, and certain sports injuries.

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Can you help with back pain?

Yes back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physiotherapy. We assess the underlying cause of your symptoms and focus on long-term recovery through education, movement, and rehabilitation.

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How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?

This depends on your condition, how long you have had symptoms, and your goals. Some patients improve within one or two sessions, while others benefit from a longer rehabilitation programme.

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Do I need physiotherapy or osteopathy?

Both physiotherapists and osteopaths treat musculoskeletal conditions such as back pain, neck pain, and sports injuries. Physiotherapy places a strong emphasis on evidence-based assessment, rehabilitation, exercise prescription, injury prevention, and long-term recovery. At Clifton Pure Physio, our focus is on helping patients recover from pain and injury while improving strength, movement, and function.

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Can physiotherapy help shoulder pain?

Yes, physiotherapy is highly effective for many shoulder conditions, including rotator cuff injuries, shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, instability, and sports-related injuries. Treatment may include hands-on therapy, exercise rehabilitation, movement retraining, and advice tailored to your condition.

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Can physiotherapy help neck pain and headaches?

Yes, neck pain is a common contributor to tension headaches and cervicogenic headaches. Physiotherapy can help improve neck mobility, reduce muscle tension, improve posture, and address underlying causes that may be contributing to your symptoms.