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Dr. Brijesh SiwachPhysiotherapist

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Conditions

Where it hurts, and what comes back.

The problems a musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist sees, by region. Where a patient wrote about one on Google, the page says so and quotes them.

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In one paragraph

Dr. Brijesh Siwach (PT) assesses and treats musculoskeletal and sports conditions: the shoulder, neck, back, knee, hand, wrist and ankle, sports injuries, strength after pregnancy, and vertigo and balance. If your problem is not listed, call the clinic; many things that hurt are treatable and the first visit is an assessment.

By region

Start where it hurts.

Shoulder

Frozen shoulderA shoulder that stiffened until lifting, reaching and dressing hurt.

Neck

Knee

Knee painPain on stairs, after running, or a knee that will not fully bend or straighten.

Hand & wrist

Hand and wrist painWrist pain at the keyboard, a thumb that catches, a grip that has weakened.

Back

Back painLow back pain that comes with sitting, lifting or a long drive, with or without leg pain.

Sport

Sports injuriesStrains, sprains and overuse injuries from running, the gym, tennis, golf and football.

Ankle & foot

Ankle sprainA rolled ankle that stays swollen, weak or keeps giving way.

Whole body

Strength after pregnancyGetting the strength back to lift and carry a baby without pain.

Balance

Vertigo and balanceSpinning or unsteadiness that a vestibular assessment can often explain and treat.

Not sure which?

Describe it, and the clinic will tell you if physiotherapy can help.

What the first visit involves