Common conditions

How we address them with manual therapy, osteopathy, and physiotherapy at Kinésica.

Headache Headaches may originate from the neck, muscle tension or the jaw. An integrated approach helps reduce both intensity and frequency. Read Upper back pain Dorsalgia is pain in the mid/upper back. It often relates to sustained posture, thoracic stiffness and muscle overload. Read Low back pain Low back pain is one of the most common complaints. The goal is to understand triggers and restore mobility and strength without fear of movement. Read Ciatalgia Ciatalgia often feels like pain, burning or tingling down the leg. It doesn’t always mean a serious injury, but it does need a clear assessment. Read Cervicobrachialgia When pain starts in the neck and travels to the shoulder or arm, nerves, joints and posture are often involved. Read Pubalgia Pubalgia is groin/pubic pain often seen in sports, but also in people with hip and pelvic overload. Read Knee pain Knee pain depends on the knee and on how the hip, foot and posture work together. A strong plan targets drivers, not only symptoms. Read Heel pain Heel pain can affect every step. Understanding foot mechanics and global loading helps recovery. Read Sacroiliac pain Pain near the sacrum and buttock may relate to the sacroiliac region and how load is distributed through pelvis, hip and spine. Read Disc herniation A disc herniation may cause back or neck pain and sometimes symptoms down a limb. A progressive plan helps you regain function safely. Read Disc protrusion A disc protrusion may be linked to pain and stiffness. With assessment and progression, function and confidence can improve significantly. Read Hyperkyphosis Hyperkyphosis is an increased thoracic curve often associated with a rounded posture, upper back stiffness and discomfort. Read Hyperlordosis Hyperlordosis is an increased lumbar curve. It isn’t inherently bad, but it can be linked to overload and pain when control and mobility are limited. Read Flat back A flatter thoracic curve is often linked to stiffness. Improving mobility and control helps reduce overload in the neck and low back. Read Knee valgus Knee valgus is a tendency for knees to move inward. Rather than chasing a perfect shape, we train control and load distribution. Read Knee varus Knee varus describes a more outward alignment. We focus on mobility, strength and mechanics to improve load tolerance and comfort. Read Flat feet A lower arch isn’t always a problem. What matters is load tolerance and whether symptoms appear with walking or training. Read Scoliosis Scoliosis is a three-dimensional spinal curve. Physiotherapy focuses on mobility, strength and pain management in daily life. Read Tennis elbow Tennis elbow isn’t only for athletes: it can come from keyboard work, tools or repetitive forearm loading. Read Golfer’s elbow Medial epicondylitis is inner elbow pain often driven by overuse and repeated gripping. Read Subacromial impingement Pain when lifting the arm is often related to shoulder and scapular mechanics. Improving movement control and strength is usually key. Read Rotator cuff The rotator cuff stabilizes the shoulder. Overload can cause pain and weakness, especially with lifting or rotation. Read Radiculopathy Radiculopathy can cause radiating pain, tingling or weakness. A precise assessment helps dose treatment without flaring symptoms. Read Meniscopathy Meniscus-related symptoms may include pain, swelling or catching. Rehab aims to restore motion and load tolerance progressively. Read Plantar fasciitis Plantar fasciitis often hurts with first steps in the morning. With progressive loading, the foot can rebuild tolerance and function. Read Neck pain Neck pain is often linked to tension, stiffness and sustained posture. An integrated approach restores mobility and reduces recurrence. Read

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