Non-surgical, drug-free therapies, used together rather than in isolation. Which one you need depends on what is actually causing the pain — so every course starts with an assessment, not a treatment.
Most people need more than one. Spinal decompression takes the pressure off a disc; core strengthening is what stops it returning. We will tell you at the assessment which combination applies to you, and if none of them do, we will say so.
Back and neck pain, headaches, trapped nerves, and joints that have stopped moving the way they should.
An assessment first, then hands-on adjustment of the joints that are restricted. You are told what was found and what the plan is before treatment starts.
Herniated and bulging discs, sciatica, and lower-back pain that has not responded to rest or medication.
A motorised table gently tractions the spine to take pressure off the disc. Sessions are combined with core work and laser therapy rather than used alone.
Pain that keeps coming back after treatment works for a while — usually because the deep stabilising muscles have switched off.
Retraining the small muscles that hold the spine steady, so the large muscles stop compensating. This is what makes the other treatments hold.
Inflammation, nerve pain, knee pain, and injuries that are slow to settle.
Light therapy applied to the injured area, working with the body’s own healing process. No injections, no surgery, no recovery time afterwards.
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We are located in Dublin, Ireland, and are made up of a team of physical therapists and chiropractors.
If you've had an arthroscopy and are looking for physical therapy treatment, Dublin Physical & Chiropractic can help.
At Dublin Physical & Chiropractic, post-surgery treatment is our specialty.
Physiotherapy and Massage therapy are also provided at the clinic. Neither has a page of its own yet — call (01) 575 2623 and we will tell you whether either suits what you have.
That is the normal position to be in, and it is what the first appointment is for. Tell us where it hurts and how long it has been going on, and we will come back to you — usually the same day.
