Stop shoulder pain fast with Gold Coast’s shoulder specialist physios
Are you finding every day activities such as getting a plate out of the kitchen cabinet or lifting your child becoming more painful and difficult to do? Your shoulder is the most used joint in the body so can be prone to injuries – no matter your age or activity level.
Shoulder injuries are a common reason to visit a physiotherapist and luckily at Chevron Island Physio, our physios are experts in shoulder injuries.
What causes your shoulder pain?
Shoulder pain can be a result of a specific incident or can just start for no apparent reason. Some of the common shoulder conditions we see at our Chevron Island clinic includes:
- Frozen shoulder
- Shoulder bursitis
- Tendon or rotator cuff tear
- Shoulder dislocation
- AC joint injuries
- Osteoarthritic conditions
We will perform a thorough assessment to ensure we find the root cause of your pain so we can create the best plan to get you back doing what you love sooner.
How can physiotherapy help with your shoulder pain
We have helped hundreds of people recover from shoulder surgery with rehabilitative physiotherapy as well as helping people avoid surgery with specific shoulder conditioning techniques.
Physiotherapy is an essential part in the management of shoulder injuries. In some cases, we may not be able to 100% fix your shoulder injury (e.g. osteoarthritic conditions) but physiotherapy can assist in reducing your pain and maximising your movement and function of your shoulder.
We don’t just fix your immediate shoulder pain but help you achieve long term success so you can get back to your pre-injury activities and live pain free.
Don’t leave your shoulder pain untreated
Stop living with a painful shoulder injury that stops you from being able to enjoy life. Contact our friendly staff members on 07 5504 7000 to get more information about our shoulder injury treatments or book online. For a short time we will be offering 25% off your initial consultation for new patients to Chevron Island Physio.
