Back pain in your 30s often doesn’t start with an injury — and it’s not just about posture or ageing. Many people experience ongoing back pain due to stress, long hours, poor recovery, and how the body adapts over time. In this article, we explore why most back pain has no single cause, what many people get wrong about managing it, and how physiotherapy can help you move with confidence again.

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How physiotherapy or physical therapy is essential in healing

Hello fellow sports enthusiasts! So, you've been sidelined by a pesky ankle sprain, and now you're itching to get back into the game....

Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

Patients with hip pain, or patients who have had hip surgery come through the doors of Physionique regularly. These patients highlight...

When posture is good, then movement is usually fluid and efficient. There are many misunderstandings about what constitutes good...

Knee pain when running - Common causes and what you can do about it.