Back Pain Physiotherapy

Back Pain Physiotherapy

Relieve Pain | Restore Mobility | Regain Confidence
Back pain can disrupt daily life, whether it's from prolonged sitting, sudden injury, or chronic spinal conditions. At Nishaas Physiotherapy Clinic, we provide targeted treatment to address your pain and its root cause—helping you move freely and live pain-free.

What is Back Pain Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy for back pain focuses on restoring movement, reducing inflammation, and strengthening the spine. Using a personalized approach, we treat various types of back pain—acute or chronic—through proven rehabilitation techniques.

Common Causes of Back Pain

  • Poor posture or long sitting hours
  • Muscle or ligament strain
  • Herniated or bulging discs
  • Spinal arthritis or degeneration
  • Stress and lifestyle imbalance
  • Post-surgical weakness

Our Treatment Approach

  • Clinical Assessment
    We begin with a complete spinal and posture assessment to understand the exact source of your pain.
  • Pain Management Phase
    We use gentle therapies to reduce inflammation and discomfort, including electrotherapy, dry needling, or hot/cold packs.
  • Targeted Physiotherapy Exercises
    These are designed to restore flexibility, strengthen core muscles, and prevent stiffness or re-injury.
  • Manual Therapy & Mobilization
    Hands-on techniques improve spinal alignment, release tension, and enhance joint mobility.
  • Posture & Ergonomic Correction
    We teach you to maintain healthy spinal posture during sitting, sleeping, and working.
  • Long-term Maintenance Plan
    Once you feel better, we guide you on maintaining spinal health through stretches and lifestyle tips.

Treatment Techniques Used

  • Soft Tissue Mobilization
  • Core Stability Exercises
  • Electrical Stimulation (TENS/IFT)
  • Heat and Cold Therapy
  • Spinal Decompression Techniques
  • Lifestyle and Ergonomic Advice

Why Choose Nishaas Physiotherapy Clinic?

  • Personalized one-on-one care
  • Certified and experienced therapists
  • Convenient home visit options
  • Comfortable, well-equipped clinic
  • Focus on long-term results and prevention

FAQ

If your back pain persists for more than a few days, restricts movement, or interferes with daily activities, it's time to consult a physiotherapist.