Neck Pain
Is Neck Pain affecting your quality of life? Why painkillers and visits to your GP are not the answer!
Most patients who have experienced neck pain often wake up one morning much worse than when they went to sleep and therefore, understandably, think that the problem will go away just as quickly. That one day they will wake up and get out of bed pain free, able to be fully active again.
The problem though is that neck pain can often be a build up of many weeks, months or years of misuse from incorrect posture, work stresses, sport stresses, etc. And the morning you wake up with increased pain can just be the culmination of these.
Does this sound like you?
Perhaps you have been to your doctor, who prescribed painkillers and told you to rest. To make another appointment if it gets worse. And then, several weeks later, you revisited your GP because nothing had changed, only to be given even stronger painkillers which still didn’t help.
Maybe you are confused? You can’t quite work out where the pain is? Different people are offering you conflicting advice, but you just want to get back to your normal pain-free life.
The neck is a very complicated part of the body. It can be difficult to work out exactly why you are getting your pain, often leading to confusing and contradictory advice.
Because of this, people understandably begin to accept their pain as just a part of life and resign themselves to the fact that they have no choice but to continue living in discomfort.
We don’t believe you should live with Neck Pain
If you are currently living with neck pain, these are the 5 most common things we hear from patients just like you in our clinics:
- I thought the pain would simply go away on its own after a period of rest, but it didn’t.
- I went to the doctors, thinking they would help, but was prescribed painkillers which did nothing to relieve the pain.
- A family member told me that everyone gets pains as they get older, it’s just normal and you have to live with it.
- I’ve been to healthcare professionals in the past, but they weren’t able to help.
- I’ve tried resting and applying ice, but the pain simply won’t go away.
We want to help
If any of these experiences sound familiar, then we can help.
We understand that you have options when it comes to who you see for your healthcare so we want to make certain that you feel completely comfortable with us and confident about how we will help you.
We always listen to feedback from our patients and they told us that they really liked being able to speak to a Physiotherapist, for free, before their first appointment. It gave them the chance to ask questions about their problem and see if and how physiotherapy could benefit them. We always take the time to talk through your issues with you and to answer any questions you have.
At Recover Physio, our physiotherapists will work with you to fix your neck pain and to keep it away permanently.
If you would like to know how the team at Recover Physio can help you live your life without neck pain, why not speak to one of our friendly physios first? Just click below to request a callback from a member of our team!
At Recover Physiotherapy, we are committed to helping your neck pain, improving your quality of life. Our experienced team combines advanced physiotherapy techniques with a personalised approach to provide effective and lasting solutions.
Our physiotherapists have been trained by world leading experts and developed a systematic approach. This gives us confidence in finding the root cause for your injury and in order to plan a custom roadmap for recovery.
Find your nearest Recover Physio branch
If you’d like to book a consultation, you can book online at our Princes Street clinic in Norwich, Norfolk, or our clinic at The Nest, Holt Road, Norwich.
Princes Street, Norwich City Centre
Our Princes Street clinic is the flagship clinic of Recover Physio, situated in the heart of Norwich city centre in Tombland.
The Nest, Holt Road
Our clinic at The Nest serves customers in Norwich and surrounding areas of North Norwich and Norfolk.