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What is back pain & why does it happen?

Back pain is a common musculoskeletal condition that can develop suddenly after an injury or gradually over time. Poor posture, muscle strain, repetitive movements, or changes within the spine can all contribute. Understanding the cause is the first step towards lasting relief.

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Common Causes

Back pain can have a number of possible causes, including:

  • Desk-based Work

  • Ligament Strain

  • Disc-related Problems

  • Sciatica

  • Arthritis & Joint Changes

  • Injury Or Trauma

  • Reduced Core Strength

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Expert assessment • Hands-on treatment • Personalised care

Is back pain getting in the way of everyday life?

If back pain is making daily activities harder, you're not alone. Physiotherapy can help you move more comfortably and regain confidence.

You may struggle to:

iconSit comfortably at work
iconWalk or stand for long periods
iconCarry shopping
iconLift children safely
iconDrive comfortably
iconExercise or stay active
iconSleep through the night
iconBend or complete household tasks

Why choose physiotherapy for back pain?

Physiotherapy treats more than the symptoms. It helps identify the cause of your back pain while improving movement, strength and long-term spinal health.

Benefits of back pain physiotherapy

Back Pain Infographic - Sevenoks
Back Pain Infographic - Sevenoks

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What can you expect from your appointment?

Your recovery starts with understanding what's causing your back pain. From your first appointment, we'll work with you to create a plan that fits your lifestyle, goals, and pace of recovery.

1.

Assessment

A detailed assessment to identify the source of your symptoms.

2.

Personalised Treatment

A treatment plan tailored to your condition and goals.

3.

Rehabilitation

Exercises and hands-on treatment to restore movement and strength.

4.

Stay Active

Advice and exercises to help prevent future flare-ups.

Don't ignore these signs

When should you see a physiotherapist?

Most episodes of back pain improve with time, but if your symptoms persist, keep returning, or begin affecting your daily routine, it's worth having them assessed. Early treatment can often prevent a short-term problem from becoming a long-term condition.

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Book an Assessment

It may be time to book an assessment if:

  • 01

    Your back pain has lasted more than a few days

  • 02

    Your symptoms keep returning

  • 03

    Pain spreads into your leg or foot

  • 04

    You're struggling to sleep because of back pain

  • 05

    Walking, standing, or sitting has become uncomfortable

  • 06

    Pain relief only provides temporary relief

  • 07

    You're avoiding work, exercise, or everyday activities because of pain

Why early treatment matters?

Treating back pain early can help prevent it from becoming a long-term problem and support a faster recovery.

Early physiotherapy may help you:

  • Recover Sooner
  • Improve Movement and Flexibility
  • Prevent Recurring Back Pain
  • Return to Everyday Activities With Confidence
  • Stay Active and Independent

Meet the team behind your recovery

Our experienced physiotherapists at Manor Clinic in Sevenoaks treat back pain, sciatica, neck pain, sports injuries, arthritis and post-operative rehabilitation.

We'll match you with the physiotherapist best suited to your condition, helping you recover with confidence.

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Request a free discovery session

Are you unsure if physiotherapy is right for you? Would you prefer to talk with a physio before making a decision? All you have to do is click the link below to fill out a simple form.

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If you’re not quite ready to book an appointment yet and have some questions you'd like answered first, click the link below to complete a form to get the conversation started.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Physiotherapy is one of the most effective non-surgical treatments for lower back pain. It helps reduce pain, improve movement, strengthen the muscles supporting your spine, and reduce the risk of future flare-ups.

Most treatment plans include personalised rehabilitation exercises designed to improve flexibility, strengthen your back and core muscles, and support your long-term recovery. Your physiotherapist will recommend exercises that are suitable for your condition and stage of recovery.

Yes. Even if you've been living with back pain for several months, physiotherapy can help improve movement, reduce stiffness, build strength, and make everyday activities more comfortable.

No. Back pain can also be caused by muscle strain, joint stiffness, poor posture, arthritis, or changes within the spine. A detailed assessment helps identify the underlying cause before treatment begins.

Seek immediate medical attention if your back pain follows a serious accident or is accompanied by significant leg weakness, numbness around the groin, loss of bladder or bowel control, or severe unexplained symptoms.
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