Mus­cu­los­kel­etal com­p­laints

After a detailed assessment, in which the history of the complaints is enquired about and the cause of the complaints is sought, you will be informed about the planned treatment. You will also be informed about the suspected cause of the symptoms and how you can counteract any further deterioration in your condition. The effects of the measures that are then applied will be reviewed in each subsequent treatment and adjusted if necessary. The number of treatments agreed depends on the progress made with the therapy. As soon as you have any remaining symptoms under control with a home programme, the treatment will end, although it can be resumed at a later date if necessary.

This depends on the history of the complaints, in particular how long the complaints have existed before the start of treatment. The physical requirements in terms of strength, mobility and static conditions are also important.

This also depends on the history of the complaints and the constitution. Complaints that occur after orthopaedic surgery and trauma often disappear after a certain period of time. Chronic complaints usually require a longer treatment period, and the regular implementation of an individual exercise programme is crucial for maintaining the results achieved.