Conditions Treated at DBC Naas Physio

Common Conditions that we treat in the clinic include back and neck pain, headaches, sciatica, neck pain, soft tissue, sports injuries. Our state of-the-art-gym where we have the most up-to-date rehabilitation equipment enables us to provide treatment and rehabilitation programmes using the latest technologically advanced and scientifically validated treatments for neck and back pain. 

Our treatments can include manual therapies, electrotherapy, shock wave therapy, dry-needling and custom orthotics. We also provide Video Home Exercise Programmes.

We are a member of DBC International who have over twenty clinics spread across Europe and the Middle East.

Conditions Treated

Ankle Injuries Arthritic Conditions Back Pain/Injuries Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Compartment syndrome (Chronic) Disc Herniation Dupuytren’s contracture Foot pain/injury Frozen shoulder or adhesive capsuliti Golfers/Tennis elbow (Tendonitis) Golf Injuries Hand Injuries Headaches Hip Pain Iliotibial band syndrome (ITB) Knee Pain Joint pains and strains Leg Injuries Neck Pain

Neurological disorder (Parkinson’s disease and Stroke Rehabilitation) Occupational overuse Plantar Fasciitis Postural problem Post operative Repetitive strain injuries Rotator cuff syndrome Running Injuries and Achilles Tendonitis Sciatica Shin splints Shoulder Pain Sports and soft tissue injuries Tendonitis Tennis elbow TMJ/Jaw Pain Whiplash Workplace injuries Wrist Injuries

Neck and Back Injuries

If you suffer from a neck or back injury as a result of any of the following:

• Whiplash
• Disc problems
• Postural low back pain
• Bending
• Lifting
• Stress
• Headaches

Our physiotherapists will provide a full assessment and appropriate treatment.

Spinal conditions

Spinal conditions in particular need to be treated promptly if long term disability and prolonged treatment are to be prevented. 

Postural low back pain can be the start of more significant back problems such as disc problems. Long hours at a computer with poor sitting posture can contribute to lower back pain. See a physiotherapist for ergonomic advice.

For further information and to make an appointment, please contact us today.