City Back Pain Clinic

City Clinic Group

London Bridge Clinic, Tulip House
70 Borough High Street, London SE1 1XF

Dr Christopher Curtis, Chartered Physiotherapist and Qualified Acupuncturist

Telephone 07843 687 909 [email protected]

FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group

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Physiotherapy Laser Therapy LLLT Remedial Sports Massage Homeopathic Injections Osteomyology Slipped or Bulging Discs Laser Therapy Stop Smoking with Low Level Laser Therapy Back, Neck & Sciatica Pain Pins, Needles & Numbness Frozen Shoulder Pain Golfer & Tennis Elbow Knee Pain Pelvic & Coccyx Pain Ankle & Foot Pain Postural Problems Repetitive Strain Injury RSI Sporting & Dancing Injury Whiplash Injury Headaches, Migraines, and Tinnitus Jaw Pain TMJ Bell's Palsy FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain. Email: [email protected] City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic conveniently located at SE1 London Bridge location Tulip House, 70 Borough High Street, London Bridge SE1 1XF © 2015 Dr. Christopher Curtis Ostm, MCSP, Doctor of Osteomyology (non medical practitioner) Chartered Physiotherapist, Qualified Acupuncturist Phone : 07843 687 909
Physiotherapy Laser Therapy LLLT Remedial Sports Massage Homeopathic Injections Osteomyology Slipped or Bulging Discs Laser Therapy Stop Smoking with Low Level Laser Therapy Back, Neck & Sciatica Pain Pins, Needles & Numbness Frozen Shoulder Pain Golfer & Tennis Elbow Knee Pain Pelvic & Coccyx Pain Ankle & Foot Pain Postural Problems Repetitive Strain Injury RSI Sporting & Dancing Injury Whiplash Injury Headaches, Migraines, and Tinnitus Jaw Pain TMJ Bell's Palsy
FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.
FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.
Email: [email protected]
City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic conveniently located at SE1 London Bridge location Tulip House, 70 Borough High Street, London Bridge SE1 1XF © 2015 Dr. Christopher Curtis Ostm, MCSP, Doctor of Osteomyology (non medical practitioner) Chartered Physiotherapist, Qualified Acupuncturist Phone : 07843 687 909

SE1 London Bridge Clinic, Tulip House, 70 Borough High Street, London SE1 1XF - PHONE: 07843 687 909

Physiotherapy Laser Therapy LLLT Remedial Sports Massage Homeopathic Injections Osteomyology Slipped or Bulging Discs Laser Therapy Stop Smoking with Low Level Laser Therapy Back, Neck & Sciatica Pain Pins, Needles & Numbness Frozen Shoulder Pain Golfer & Tennis Elbow Knee Pain Pelvic & Coccyx Pain Ankle & Foot Pain Postural Problems Repetitive Strain Injury RSI Sporting & Dancing Injury Whiplash Injury Headaches, Migraines, and Tinnitus Jaw Pain TMJ Bell's Palsy
FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.
FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.
Email: [email protected]
City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic conveniently located at SE1 London Bridge location Tulip House, 70 Borough High Street, London Bridge SE1 1XF © 2015 Dr. Christopher Curtis Ostm, MCSP, Doctor of Osteomyology (non medical practitioner) Chartered Physiotherapist, Qualified Acupuncturist Phone : 07843 687 909
FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain. Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain. Rotator Cuff The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement. Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff. What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury? All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises. How many treatments will I need? Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704 Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.

FROZEN SHOULDER PAIN & INJURIES treatment at SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group

What is Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury?

The shoulder is a ball and socket joint. It has the greatest range of movement of any joint in the body. With the muscles and tendons holding it into place, this makes it a very unstable, especially after injury. There are several common causes of shoulder pain.

Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulisitis causes great pain and discomfort to the sufferer with limited range of movement to the shoulder. The normal phase of inflammation is over 18 months, six months to develop it, six months to have it and the last phase six months to rehabilitate it. Early diagnosis of the pragmatic condition is needed to break the cycle of pain.lder pain.

Rotator Cuff

The shoulder is surrounded by four muscles and tendons giving it stability. They are commonly known as the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is enclosed in a fluid filled sac or bursa, which helps the tendon to slide friction free. The rotator cuff is open to injury and degeneration. If the small space in between the rotator cuff and the bone above it becomes narrowed, the rotator cuff tendons and bursa can become squeezed, causing pain. This can lead to inflammation in the joint and may lead to tendonitis and bursitis. This is called impingement.

Calcification of the tendon (calcify tendonitis) can occur in the rotator cuff causing acute inflammation and pain. Calcification of the rotator tendon can be usually diagnosis with an x-ray. Normally under orthopaedic examination, if a patient is unable to lift their arm above their shoulder, this is called painful arch. An arch refers to the range of movement of a healthy shoulder normally 180 degrees. The rotator cuff is susceptible to aging, as we get older the rotator cuff goes through a degenerative changes, commonly known as a rotator cuff tear but in fact is more of a wearing and thinning of the rotator cuff.

What are the treatment options for Frozen Shoulder Pain and Injury?

All Chartered physiotherapists at the City Clinic Group use orthopaedic examination to diagnosis your individual shoulder pain, and if further investigation is needed we can refer you for an MRI scan. In the case of many shoulder problems, the pain is usually muscular in nature and responds very well to laser therapy, ultra sound, electro medical equipment, mobilization and specific rehabilitation exercises.

How many treatments will I need?

Most patients find relief in just a few visits. Don't suffer in pain, please phone us today to book an appointment for your specific needs.

BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW on Freephone 0800 328 3704

Visit SE1 London Bridge City Clinic Group including City Back Pain Clinic, your physio therapy back pain clinic with chartered physiotherapist Dr. Christopher Curtis offering physiotherapy, LLLT low level laser therapy, remedial sports massage, osteomyology, spinal & joint adjustments, soft tissue manipulation, treating back, neck & sciatica pain, frozen shoulder, knee pain, sports injuries, whiplash, jaw pain TMJ, headaches, migraines & tinnitus to name a few. Approved by most major private health insurance providers. The only thing you have to lose, is the pain.