Neck pain is a common condition that affects people of all ages. It is estimated that in 2019 27 per 1000 of the population suffer from neck pain. It can have a wide range of causes, from poor posture and sleeping habits to trauma or an underlying medical issue. It can be caused by various factors such as poor posture, injury, stress, arthritis, and more.
Neck pain can range from mild discomfort to severe pain and can have a significant impact on daily life. In some circumstances the pain can limit a person’s ability to move their neck and perform daily activities such as driving, working, and sleeping. It can also lead to headaches, fatigue, and tension in other parts of the body. It is important to seek proper treatment to alleviate symptoms and improve overall well-being. Some of the most common causes of neck related pain include:
This is a commonly asked question and at Apollo Clinics we offer a multi-disciplinary approach. Osteopathy aims to restore a balance within your body, focusing on ensuring your skeleton, muscles, tissues and all parts of your body are working in harmony together. In general an Osteopath tends to work more with their hands but will still prescribe you with exercises to complete independently.
Physiotherapy focuses on the rehabilitation of your physical function primarily through the use of exercise and modalities. That said, a Physio will also as well as manual therapy techniques such as massage.
Both Osteopaths and Physios are well equipped to treat neck related pain and will examine, diagnose and treat problems with your joints, bones, soft tissue, muscles and nerves by looking at the function of your body. We will always guide you to the most appropriate treatment which may include a combination of both.
Whether you are seen by the Osteopath or the Physiotherapist, both first appointments will follow a similar process and you will be sent a patient intake form via email beforehand to help provide as much context as possible.
Exercise Prescription Software
Our focus will always be on retraining your body and looking at preventative measures to avoid reoccurrence of injuries. You will be provided with access to our digital exercise prescription software with full instructions on the range of exercise prescribed, as well as the ability to provide feedback for your practitioner as these are completed
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Some of the common symptoms you may be experiencing include:
The duration of neck pain recovery can vary depending on the cause and severity of the pain. With proper treatment and care, most people experience significant improvement in their symptoms within a few weeks to a few months.
In most cases, neck pain is not a serious condition and can be effectively treated with proper care and treatment. However, if neck pain is accompanied by symptoms such as numbness, weakness, or loss of balance, it may be a sign of a more serious condition and immediate medical attention should be sought.
An initial consultation will be 45 minutes in total, which typically will include 15 minutes for consultation followed by 30 minutes for treatment and advice. The price for a first appointment is currently £60. A single session of follow up treatment will also be £60 however it is also possible to book a package of 6 sessions together which works out as £50 per session.
Our team treat a wide range of different conditions. You can read a bit more about our approach in each of these articles