What We Treat

At DC Physiotherapy, we assess and treat a wide range of muscle, joint and nerve-related problems at our clinic in Eastbourne.

You don't need to know exactly what is causing your symptoms before you book. Our physiotherapists will listen to what's been happening, assess the problem and explain the findings before discussing the most appropriate treatment and rehabilitation plan with you.

 

Back Pain

Back pain can be new, recurring or something you've been dealing with for a long time. We treat a wide range of back problems, including lower back pain, stiffness, disc-related symptoms and pain associated with sciatica.

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Neck Pain

We assess neck pain and stiffness, including symptoms associated with work and prolonged sitting, whiplash, nerve irritation and some types of headache.

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Shoulder Pain

Shoulder problems can make reaching, lifting, sleeping and sport difficult. We treat conditions including rotator cuff-related pain, frozen shoulder, instability, arthritis and shoulder injuries.

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Knee Pain

We treat both new and longstanding knee problems, including osteoarthritis, running-related knee pain, sports injuries, tendon problems and symptoms associated with the meniscus or knee ligaments.

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Rehabilitation After Surgery

Physiotherapy can play an important part in restoring movement, strength and confidence following orthopaedic surgery.

We regularly provide rehabilitation following joint replacements and can also help following procedures such as ACL reconstruction, shoulder surgery and fracture fixation.

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Sports Injuries

Whether you're a recreational runner, gym-goer or competitive athlete, we can help assess your injury and build a rehabilitation programme aimed at getting you back to your sport.

Common problems include muscle strains, ankle sprains, tendon injuries, running injuries and joint pain.

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