Sports Injury Treatment
Sports injury treatment begins with reviewing how the injury happened, your current symptoms, movement, and the demands of your sport.
About this condition
Sports injuries span a huge range - from acute muscle strains and ligament sprains to chronic overuse conditions like tendinopathy and stress fractures. What they have in common is that they need accurate diagnosis and a graded return-to-sport rehabilitation plan to recover well and prevent recurrence.
Depending on your symptoms and assessment, suitable care may include Sports Therapy. Your practitioner will explain which option is appropriate and when another healthcare professional or further assessment may be needed.
Common symptoms
- Pain during or after sport or exercise
- Swelling, bruising, or tenderness
- Reduced strength or range of motion
- A pop, snap, or tearing sensation at the time of injury
- Performance decline due to pain or weakness
Who should I see?
Our specialists who are best placed to help with sports injury (general).
Sports therapists are the specialists for sports injuries. They understand the demands of sport, can accurately diagnose most soft tissue injuries, and build return-to-sport programmes that are appropriately challenging.
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