Best Physical Therapy Treatments near me in Courmes, Nice

Women's health physios treat pelvic floor, prenatal and postnatal conditions. Browse and book pelvic health physiotherapists near you on Fresha.

It depends: some physiotherapy can be done at home (your physiotherapist is likely to give you exercises to practise at home anyway); but some treatments may need to be carried out at your physiotherapist’s clinic.

Yes, many physiotherapy clinics are open on Saturdays. Use Fresha to check real-time availability and book your appointment.

Physiotherapists treat sports injuries, back and neck pain, post-surgical rehabilitation, joint replacements, fractures, stroke rehabilitation, chronic pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, breathing disorders, and age-related conditions affecting mobility and function.

Physiotherapy can help improve issues with the bones, joints and soft tissue (e.g. back pain, sports injuries). It can also aid movement problems brought about from brain or nerve trauma including strokes and multiple sclerosis. If you suffer from cystic fibrosis, breathing, and heart and circulation issues, you may also benefit from physiotherapy.

You’ll have an initial consultation before treatment begins to allow your physiotherapist to understand exactly what’s wrong and how best they can help you. During treatment, your physiotherapist might use their hands to relieve pain and improve your body’s movement, give you exercises to strengthen and boost your mobility and health, and make suggestions on changes you can make at home or work to prevent further injury or improve posture.

This really depends on your need and level of progress. Minor injuries may take 2-3 sessions to relieve; soft tissue injuries could take longer (6-8 weeks), and severe or chronic conditions could take two or more months. Physiotherapy is always tailored to individual needs, so it’s best to ask your physiotherapist how many sessions you’re likely to require.