Physiotherapy Leicester

Physiotherapy is the treatment of the body using a variety of clinically proven and research-based techniques such as joint mobilisations, soft tissue massage, exercise, electrotherapies and acupuncture. We are experts in the provision of all these treatments and many more, and the fact that we are Chartered and Members of the Health Professional Council (HPC) is your assurance of quality.

We treat a wide variety of conditions including:-

• Sports injuries
• Musculo-skeletal injuries
• Neurological conditions
• Paediatric musculoskeletal conditions
• Post-operative rehabilitation
• Mobility problems
• Anti and Post Natal musculoskeletal conditions

We also treat neurological conditions.

We work with:-  

• Individuals

You are welcome to self refer. We also welcome referrals through your GP or Consultant. We accept self paying patients and are also registered providers with all leading medical insurers (please inform us of your insurance scheme when making your booking and we will endevour to set up the payment directly through your company).

• Solicitors

• Case Managers

• Intermediatory insurers

At Body Works Physiotherapy and Pilates we keep referral sources and GP's updated with our assessment findings, outcomes of treatment and long term prognosis.  We are happy to complete any preformatted assessment, interim or discharge reports and send them to you via the post, fax or online.  Alternately we can complete our own Body Works forms for your updates.

• Occupational health departments

Please click here for Frequently asked questions about physiotherapy   If you require any further information or have a different question please feel free to contact us.

Headaches

TMJ (tempromandibular joint) problems

Whiplash related injuries

Neck pain

Mechanical low back pain

Disc prolapse/bulge (slipped disc)

Sciatica

Spondylolisthesis

Spondylolysis

Pregnancy related pelvic and low back pain

SIJ (sacroiliac joint) pain

Ankylosing spondylitis(AS)

Osteoporosis

Scoliosis

Anterior knee pain

Chondromalacia patellae

Arthritic (OA) knee

Ligamant sprains

Shin splints

Physiotherapy following knee surgery

Frozen shoulder (capsulitis)

Shoulder impingement

Shoulder instability

Shoulder subluxation

Shoulder dislocation

Trochanteric bursitis

Arthritic hip

Hamstring injuries

ITB (iliotibial band) syndrome

Following THR (total hip replacement)

Groin strain

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)

Golfers elbow (medial epicondylitis)

Following elbow fractures

Wrist/hand pain

Repetitive strain injury

OA thumb

Dequervan's Tenosynovitis

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Following colles or other wrist fracture

Ankle sprains

Achilles tendonitis

Plantar fasciitis

Metatarsalgia

Fallen arches/flat feet