physiotherapy

Introduction Shoulder pain rarely shows up without a reason—and in the UK, the rotator cuff is behind most of it. If lifting your arm hurts, your shoulder clicks, or the pain wakes you at night, this isn’t something to ignore. It’s a clear sign that the rotator cuff isn’t coping with the load you’re putting

Introduction If you’re dealing with jaw pain near your ear, you’re not alone — it’s one of the most common ways people describe temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems. Whether it’s jaw pain on one side, pain under the ear behind the jaw bone, or a clicking jaw when chewing, these symptoms usually point to a problem

Introduction Sit across from enough people in a physiotherapy clinic and one thing becomes clear very quickly: elbow pain is almost always more disruptive than people expect it to be. Patients come in saying they thought it would sort itself out. Most of them have been living with it for weeks — sometimes months —

Introduction Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) is a condition where the tissue capsule surrounding the shoulder joint thickens and scars, progressively limiting all movement across three stages: freezing (acute pain, 6 wks–9 months), frozen (stiffness dominates, 4–12 months), and thawing (gradual recovery, 6 months–2 years). The most effective treatment is early physiotherapy—joint mobilization, progressive stretching, and targeted strengthening—which shortens recovery and prevents permanent stiffness.