Rehabcure – Best Rehabilitation Center in Lahore

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Neck Pain Treatment in Lahore

Neck pain may be caused by bad posture, bad sleep, too much stress or a sudden twist. It is among the most common everyday complaints. This modernized era has led every one of us with too much activities and minimum rest in our life. Also, excess use of mobiles, laptops, tablets and TV has an impact on our neck and one may suffer from a condition called text neck syndrome.

If the pain in the neck is chronic or there is any sudden injury, the symptoms may move to the arms and hand. In this situation you need to visit the RehabCure to get physiotherapy for neck pain.

Symptoms of Neck Pain:

  • Pain in the neck, shoulder, arms, forearms and hands
  • Numbness and tingling in the hands
  • Jaw pain
  • Hearing difficulties
  • Abnormal eye brow level
  • Swelling around the neck
  • Disc type symptoms
  • Dizziness

Physiotherapists in Rehabcure can provide pain management, education, abnormal- to-normal joint movement and develop a rehabilitation program aimed at joint-specific exercises, physical fitness programs, and recommendations for assistive devices.

  • Manual therapy
  • Manipulations
  • Osteopathy
  • Acupuncture
  • Physiotherapy
  • Modalities
  • Posture therapy
  • Kinesio and rigid taping
  • Rehabilitation exercises

Consultation with professionals

WE’RE HERE TO HELP:

Rehabcure (best physiotherapy clinic in Lahore, Pakistan) is a Physiotherapy, Nutrition, Psychology and Rehabilitation out-patient setting to provide Comfortable and Quality services to the Patients, Clients and Organizations. If you are in need of physiotherapy services and pain management, our experienced and skilled Physiotherapists will ensure you get back to the activities you enjoy.

Call us at +92 336 2003567 for an appointment today to book a consultation.

FAQs

  • Persistent aching
  • Stabbing pain
  • Burning or tingling
  • Tenderness or sensitivity to mild pressureright up arrow
  • Pain that gets worse when you hold your head in one place for a while
  • Muscle tightness or spasmsright up arrow
  • Strained muscles
  • Arthritis
  • Herniated disc, disc degeneration
  • Pinched nerves and bone spurs (nerve compression)
  • Trauma or injuryright up arrow
  • Growths, including tumors and cysts (in rare cases)right up arrow