Below are some of the chiropractic and physiotherapy services we offer at our Daisy Hill location.
Playing sport at a high level is great for your overall health and fitness but it does place additional stress on your body, putting you at higher risk of overuse injuries or acute trauma.
Sports physiotherapy aims to help you prevent injuries and perform at your best. Our Daisy Hill physiotherapists have worked with elite athletes, amateur sports players and weekend warriors. Whatever your sport, we’re here to help you keep enjoying it to the best of your ability.
Women’s physiotherapy supports you through the changing seasons of life. A skilled physiotherapist is able to help you maintain a strong pelvic floor, improve back and hip pain in pregnancy, manage pelvic organ prolapse, adjust to menopause or manage conditions like osteoporosis or osteoarthritis.
A major injury or surgery can disrupt your life. You’re understandably keen to get back on track as soon as possible – and that’s where rehabilitation comes in. Your physiotherapist works with you, often over several weeks or months, to strengthen your body and help you get back to the life you love.
Spinal surgery should not be undertaken lightly. It’s a big decision, often involving significant expense and recovery time.
It’s wise to seek a second opinion before deciding on spinal surgery. Our physiotherapists are able to assess your medical history, including previous test results or treatment programs and advise on whether non-invasive treatment options may help you achieve similar results to spinal surgery. You’re then able to weigh up your options and decide how to proceed.
Your vestibular system governs your sense of balance and spatial awareness. Vestibular physiotherapy involves a series of assessments to help diagnose and treat symptoms such as vertigo and dizziness. Your treatment program may include exercises that help your body adjust to changes in your vestibular system.
Your physiotherapist may recommend a course of dry needling as part of your treatment. Dry needling helps to release tension by inserting a fine needle into a trigger point in your muscle. When the needle goes in, your muscle will twitch and then relax.
Our Daisy Hill chiropractor, Dr Johnson Huang, sees patients with headaches and migraines, back pain, neck pain and other musculoskeletal symptoms. Johnson’s areas of special interest include neuro-musculoskeletal health, kids’ chiropractic care and the musculoskeletal aspects of autonomic dysfunctions such as stress and anxiety.
Below are some of the conditions that we see and treat most commonly.
Your lower back has a complex structure, involving ligaments, facet joints, discs and muscles. It also has a big job. It must support your upper body while allowing enough movement for you to twist and bend down.
Lower back pain ranges from an uncomfortable twinge to debilitating pain. Our Daisy Hill physiotherapists are skilled in finding the root cause of lower back pain and using evidence-based treatments to relieve it.
Your neck is a small column supporting the relatively large weight of your head. Neck pain can happen after a sudden trauma like a car accident (whiplash) or sports collision. It can also result from smaller, everyday issues like prolonged poor posture at your desk or while on your phone.
To help ease your neck pain, our physiotherapists will examine you thoroughly to find the root cause and strengthen your body to help prevent it from returning.
Most of us get the occasional headache but some people experience debilitating headaches and migraines that significantly reduce their quality of life.
There are actually over 300 different types of headaches and several different treatment approaches.
Our Daisy Hill physiotherapists are trained in manual therapy techniques, including the Watson Headache Approach, that may reduce the frequency, intensity and duration of headaches and migraines.
The sciatic nerve is one of the longest in your body. It exits your spine in your lower back and then continues down each leg. Sciatica refers to pain that radiates down the back of your thigh or lower leg due to a pinched or irritated sciatic nerve.
Our Daisy Hill physiotherapists use a range of non-surgical treatment options to relieve sciatic pain.
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It is on the corner block of Chatswood Road and John Paul Drive and it is right across the road from John Paul College.
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