Do I need to stop working to start physiotherapy?

Not always. Many people continue working with modified duties while receiving physiotherapy care.

Can physiotherapy help injuries caused by desk work?

Yes. Physiotherapy commonly helps with posture-related and repetitive strain injuries linked to desk or computer work.

Recovery timelines vary depending on the injury and job demands. Your physiotherapist will help guide expectations.

Yes. Improving strength, movement patterns, and work habits can reduce the risk of recurrence.

Yes. Addressing mild symptoms early can help prevent progression into more persistent pain.

No. Many aches and pains respond well to physiotherapy without imaging. Assessment focuses on movement and function.

Yes. Pain may be influenced by movement patterns or compensation elsewhere in the body.

Yes. Addressing mild symptoms early can help prevent progression.

Recovery timelines vary. Some people notice changes quickly, while others improve gradually.

Yes. Physiotherapy often addresses more than one body region when appropriate.