Conditions

Find our more about a range of common musculoskeletal conditions and understand their symptoms, causes, and how physiotherapy can help you find relief and regain mobility.

Hip Pain

There are many different causes for hip, groin and buttock pain affecting people of all ages and activity levels - learn the causes, symptoms, and how physiotherapy can help. And don't forget, PhysioTec is a Centre of Excellence for the management of these conditions - we'll love to help you with yours.

Back Pain

One of the most common musculoskeletal issues, with different underlying causes in younger and older individuals - discover the various causes, symptoms, and options for management.

Knee Pain

Knee pain can slow you down, but understanding the cause is the first step to recovery - find out the causes of that pain you experience walking or running downhill or downstairs, pivoting on your leg, squatting or sitting for prolonged periods.

Foot and Ankle Pain

Are you being plagued by niggling pain that just won't settle after rolling your ankle, or perhaps you have to grit your teeth to manage the heel pain during those first steps out of bed each morning? Click below to find some great information about foot and ankle conditions.

Shoulder Pain

Stiff, sore, or aching shoulders? Pinching shoulder with overhead activities? Discover the common causes of shoulder pain and what you can do to ease discomfort and regain strength.

Elbow Pain

Whether it’s from sport, work, or daily tasks, elbow pain can sneak up on you - explore the common causes and how to get it sorted.

Neck Pain

Neck pain can be... well literally, a pain in the neck! It can disrupt your day, limit your movement and even lead to headaches - discover what might be causing your neck problems and how physiotherapy can help you find relief.

Dizziness

Feeling dizzy or unsteady? Learn about common causes of dizziness and ways physiotherapy can help improve your balance and safety.

Headaches and Migraines

Struggling with headaches or migraines? Discover potential triggers and how targeted physiotherapy might reduce your pain and frequency.