Back & Neck Pain Treatment
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Back & Neck Pain Treatment
Back and neck pain treatment at Sree Sai Physio focuses on identifying the underlying cause of your discomfort — poor posture, muscle imbalance, disc-related issues, or long hours of desk work — rather than offering short-term relief alone. Our physiotherapists design a treatment plan that reduces pain now while addressing the habits or movement patterns most likely to bring it back.
Who This Helps
This service suits anyone dealing with persistent or recurring back or neck pain, stiffness after long hours of sitting or driving, pain radiating into the arms or legs, or discomfort that flares up with certain movements or postures.
What To Expect
- A detailed assessment of your spine movement, posture and muscle strength
- Identification of the likely underlying cause of your pain
- Hands-on manual therapy to relieve muscle tightness and improve joint movement
- A targeted exercise programme to strengthen supporting muscles and improve posture
- Practical ergonomic and lifestyle advice to reduce recurrence
Conditions We Cover Under This Service
- Lower back pain and stiffness
- Neck pain and stiffness from desk work or poor posture
- Sciatica and nerve-related leg pain
- Disc-related back pain
- Postural pain from prolonged sitting, driving or screen use
Start Your Recovery Today
Personalized physiotherapy care to help you move better, feel stronger, and get back to the activities you love.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Question
Find answers to common questions about our physiotherapy treatments, appointments, and rehabilitation services. If you need any further assistance, our team is always here to help.
Recurring pain is often linked to posture, muscle imbalance, or movement habits rather than a single injury. An assessment helps identify your specific underlying cause.
Many cases of sciatica respond well to a combination of manual therapy, targeted exercise and posture correction. Your physiotherapist will assess your specific presentation before recommending a plan.
This depends on how long you've had the pain and its underlying cause. Your physiotherapist will outline an expected treatment timeline after your first assessment.
