Our physiotherapy team specialise in the Musculoskeletal System and understand completely how your nerves, muscles and skeleton work together in a healthy body, allowing us to accurately assess, diagnose and treat your problem.

Our team of physiotherapy specialists is committed to finding the root cause of your condition. Many treatment methods help only with symptomatic relief but do not address the underlying cause of pain and therefore result in only a temporary solution. That is why so many people with pain find themselves in the “Pain Maze” confused over which therapy to undergo, or whether drugs, injections, manipulation or surgical procedures will indeed bring an end to their pain.

We are often the last resort to many sufferers who have tried everything else and we are committed to finding your unique solution to your condition.

Our highly trained physiotherapy experts specialise in the treatment of acute and chronic lower back and neck pain with our unique rehabilitation protocol combining ‘The Laubscher Method’ and MedX® available only at Rejuv UK & UAE.

We also believe that addressing inflammation is key for any pain and physical condition so we also analyse your nutrition, pH/acidity and lifestyle taking a holistic approach so you receive a long term solution to your problem.

Our highly qualified physiotherapists successfully treat the following conditions in physiotherapy:

Back Pain – Acute and Chronic
Slipped/Prolapsed Lumbar Discs
Trapped Nerves/Sciatica
Facet Joint Strains
Mechanical Back Pain
Spondylosis (Disc degeneration)
Spondylolisthesis (One vertebra moving on another due to instability)
Costovertebral strains (Rib pain and pain when taking a deep breath)

Neck Pain and Stiffness
Slipped/Prolapsed Cervical Discs
Trapped Nerves
VDU (Visual Display Unit) and tablet computers Related Pain and Stiffness
Facet Joint Strains
Whiplash
Complex Neck/Shoulder/Arm Pain

Sports Injuries
Muscle Tears and Strains
Running and other Overuse Injuries (for example anterior knee pain – Runners Knee, ITB friction syndrome)
Torn Ligaments and Tendons (for example Anterior Cruciate Ligament – ACL- Tears)
Tendonitis
Biomechanical Problems