Conveniently located in Brisbane
2/ 296 Oxley Road, Graceville, QLD, 4075
Mon-Thur: 7:30am to 7:00pm, Fri: 7:30am to 6:00pm & Sat: 9:00am to 2:00pm
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At Graceville Physio, our physiotherapists are experts in neck pain treatment, diagnosis, and rehabilitation.
Neck pain can arise suddenly from injury or build over time from tightness, weakness and poor posture, especially with the increased use of mobile devices, which require us to look down for prolonged periods.
All our physiotherapists will do a full body evaluation in our practice, as pain does not always originate from where you feel the symptoms.
The neck and lower back tend to experience the most pain because they endure the most movement and stress daily.
Pain in these areas occur if the muscle structures supporting your spinal column from head to sacrum are affected by injury or if it is out of alignment for whatever reason.
Neck pain (also called cervical spine pain) can originate from the muscles, joints, and nerves in your neck and is often caused by muscle tightness, strains, joint sprains, dysfunction, joint degeneration, back pain (discal pain) and nerve compression.
Other conditions that may spur on neck pain include:
Degenerative disc disease
Neck injury (such as muscle strain, whiplash, herniated disc or pinched nerve)
Wry neck (may include a painfully twisted or tilted neck. May also include muscle spasms in the affected region)
Stiff neck
Cricked neck
Tension headaches (can go both ways with chronic neck pain leading to headaches and migraines)
Neck pain can also be a symptom of some infections and diseases (such as meningitis)
Tooth grinding or toothaches
Jaw pain or clenched jaw
Lifestyle factors (see below)
Chronic lower back pain
Weak postural muscles supporting core and spine
Musculoskeletal conditions affecting the muscles of the neck or upper back (such as fibromyalgia and polymyalgia rheumatica)
Unsupported neck position during sleep
Other common symptoms accompanying neck pain are nausea and dizziness, and often, people can also experience pain in the head, shoulder, arm or hand areas at the time.
Pain associated with nerve damage or pinching feels different to pain associated with the musculoskeletal structure. Any burning, tingling or numb sensations in the neck are most likely related to a pinched nerve or damaged nerve pathways. These sensations can also commonly travel down one side of the neck, shoulder and arm.
Our aim is to eliminate pain and stop it from coming back. We embrace best practice principles and concentrate on evidence based practice. We also continually investigate the newest and most advanced assessment and treatment techniques available to the profession of physiotherapy.
The first step on the path is to get your body out of pain. Once we’ve treated the initial cause of the pain, your body is open to forming the habits that will lead to long-term wellness. How do we do this?
Comprehensive assessment
Hands on care
Reduce pain and swelling
Mobilise joints and muscles
Get moving again
Education and guidance
The second step is to start working your way into the good habits that will form the basis of your long-term health and wellness. We work with you in a variety of ways to assess your current situation and the best way to get you where you need to be. We do this by:
Eliminating pain
Restoring movement
Biomechanical and postural assessments
Progressive strengthening program
Graded return to:
Activity
Sport
Work
Clinical pilates & functional exercise
The last step is the best, and offers the most long-term results. Now that you have an ongoing wellness routine, it’s easier than ever to ensure your ongoing health and wellbeing. In this step, you will:
Reach your health goals
Achieve your optimal function via performance-based exercise programs
Live, work and play injury free
Confidence in a body you love
Sometimes a quick chat is all it takes to get clarity. Request a call back from our team today and let’s work out the next best step for you.


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