Myotherapy - What Can A Myotherapist Treat?

What Can A Myotherapist Treat?

Common Conditions Treated and Managed with Myotherapy:

Head and Neck Region:

  • Headaches; tension, referred, migraine, cluster
  • TMJ Dysfunction; jaw pain
  • Cervical (neck) sprains and strains
  • Acute and chronic muscular conditions
  • Pain locally or pain that refers to the chest, arms or hands
  • Impingement conditions; thoracic outlet syndrome, facet joint dysfunction
  • Degenerative joint conditions

Upper Limb Conditions:

  • Joint capsule and ligament sprains, muscular and tendon strains
  • Acute and chronic muscular conditions
  • Referred pain from other sources
  • Impingement conditions; thoracic outlet syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Rotator cuff injury, instability and adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
  • Bursitis, tendonitis and tenosynovitis; bicipital tendonitis, olecranon bursitis, DeQuervains tensynovitis
  • Degenerative joint conditions
  • Overuse and occupational injury; medial and lateral epicondylitis (golfers and tennis elbow)
  • Finger injuries

Thorax, Chest and Abdomen Conditions:

  • Joint capsule and ligament sprains; thoracic spine, rib injury
  • Muscular and tendon strains
  • Acute and chronic muscular conditions
  • Referred pain from other sources
  • Impingement conditions; thoracic outlet syndrome
  • Degenerative joint conditions

Lumbar Spine, Buttock and Pelvic Conditions:

  • Lumbar (lower back) sprains and strains
  • Acute and chronic muscular conditions
  • Pain locally or pain that refers to the buttocks, legs or feet
  • Bursitis and tendonitis; trochanteric bursitis
  • Impingement conditions; lumbar disc injury, facet joint dysfunction, piriformis syndrome
  • Degenerative joint conditions
  • Sacroiliac dysfunction, sciatic pain
  • Core stability weakness
  • Pelvic pain, coccydynia and intrapelvic pain

Lower Limb Conditions:

  • Joint capsule and ligament sprains; ACL, PCL, MCL and LCL injury, meniscus injury, ankle
  • Muscular and tendon strains; quadriceps, hamstrings and calf, Achilles tendon
  • Acute and chronic muscular conditions; plantarfasciitis, hamstring complaints, shin splints
  • Referred pain from other sources
  • Impingement conditions; hip impingement, compartment syndrome
  • Patellar instability and patellofemoral dysfunction
  • Bursitis and tendonitis; patellar tendonitis, ITB friction syndrome
  • Degenerative joint conditions
  • Toe injuries
  • Balance and coordination

Other Conditions

  • Arthritis and inflammatory conditions
  • Fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome
  • Postural dysfunction – structural or functional
  • Female specific and pregnancy related musculoskeletal complaints
  • Stress related musculoskeletal complaints
  • Occupational related musculoskeletal complaints
  • Paediatric and Geriatric specific musculoskeletal complaints
  • Athlete specific musculoskeletal complaints
  • Disability related musculoskeletal complaints

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