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 Achillies Pain
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 Ankle Injuries
 Back Pain
 Buttock Pain
 Calf Pain
 Disc Prolapse
 Elbow and Forearm Pain
 Foot Pain
 General Knee Pain
 Groin Pain
 Headaches
 Heel Pain
 Massage
 Neck Pain
 Neurological Physiotherapy
 Personal Excercise Programmes
 Pilates
 Poor Posture
 Pre & Post Op
 Quadriceps and Hamstring Problems
 Repetitive Stress Injuries
 Shin Pain
 Shoulder Pain
 Spondylolisthesis
 Spondylolysis
 Sports Injuries
 Strokes
 Thoracic & Chest Pain
 Traumatic and Operative Knee Operations
 Treatment of Low Back Pain
 Whiplash
 Wrist & Hand Pain



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Over time, the stress of poor posture and unbalanced motion results in muscle imbalance and joint wear. This begins a vicious cycle of more unbalanced motion and further joint breakdown.

Chronic poor posture results in constant muscle and joint stress. Stockport Physio can stretch the overused muscles and to strengthen the neglected, weak muscles. Over time, new muscle patterns will eliminate pain and provide lubricated and strong joints. If you have poor posture, tight muscles and associated aches and pain, make an appointment with Stockport Physio

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Using a variety of techniques a Physiotherapist can help:
 Alleviate pain
 Restore and increase the range of motion in joints
 Prevent and treat sports injuries
 Increase co-ordination
 Educate patients in the use of walking aids and wheelchairs
 Improve balance
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