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Chronic Pain Conditions Physiotherapists Commonly Treat
Chronic low back pain
— one of the most frequent musculoskeletal issues
Neck pain
— often linked to posture or disc issues
Osteoarthritis
— especially knees, hips, and hands
Rheumatoid arthritis–related pain
— joint stiffness and inflammation benefit from physio
Fibromyalgia
— exercise therapy helps reduce widespread pain
Chronic shoulder pain
— rotator cuff injuries, impingement, frozen shoulder
Chronic knee pain
— including patellofemoral pain and degenerative changes
Sciatica
— nerve-related leg pain from lumbar issues
Chronic headaches / cervicogenic headaches
— often linked to neck dysfunction
Post-surgical chronic pain
— e.g., after joint replacement or spinal surgery
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Autoimmune & Immune‑Related Conditions Physiotherapists Help Manage
(Physiotherapists don’t treat the autoimmune disease itself, but they treat pain, stiffness, weakness, and mobility loss caused by these conditions.)
Rheumatoid arthritis
— joint inflammation, stiffness, mobility loss
Ankylosing spondylitis
— spinal stiffness and chronic back pain
Psoriatic arthritis
— joint pain and tendon involvement
Multiple sclerosis
— mobility, balance, and strength training
Systemic lupus erythematosus
— joint pain, fatigue, and deconditioning
Inflammatory bowel disease–related arthritis
— peripheral joint pain
Myasthenia gravis
— fatigue‑resistant strengthening and pacing
Guillain–Barré syndrome recovery
— physiotherapy supports long‑term rehabilitation
Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
— mobility and strength rehabilitation
Sjogren’s syndrome–related joint pain
— gentle mobility and strengthening
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