A musculoskeletal physiotherapist is a specialized physical therapist who treats conditions related to the muscles, bones, and joints. They help patients manage pain, regain mobility, and improve their overall musculoskeletal function.

They can treat a wide range of conditions, including back and neck pain, joint pain, sports injuries, arthritis, muscle strains, fractures, and more.

They use techniques such as manual therapy, exercise prescription, modalities (e.g., heat, ultrasound), and patient education to address musculoskeletal issues.

You can benefit by reducing pain, improving mobility, preventing further injuries, and enhancing your overall quality of life.

In many cases, you can directly access a musculoskeletal physiotherapist without a referral. However, requirements may vary by location and healthcare system.

Sessions usually last 30-60 minutes, depending on your condition and treatment plan.

The number of sessions varies based on your condition's severity and your individual response to treatment. Your physiotherapist will create a personalized plan.

Yes, physiotherapists can provide exercises and education to help prevent musculoskeletal injuries, especially in athletes and active individuals.

Absolutely. They play a crucial role in post-surgical recovery, helping patients regain strength, mobility, and function after surgeries involving the musculoskeletal system.