The Independent Physiotherapy Service (iPS) offers a range of specialist physio treatments for Tendonitis & Bursitis with experienced physiotherapists.
A tendon is the part of the muscle that attaches to the bone. Tendonitis is a term used to describe the pain associated with swelling and irritation of a tendon. Tennis elbow, Golfer's elbow, Jumper's knee, Achilles tendonitis and certain shoulder conditions are examples of tendonitis. They can be caused by overuse or can be a natural consequence of ageing and general tendon wear. Physiotherapy is extremely successful in easing the pain and dysfunction caused by the irritation/degeneration of tendons.
Our physiotherapists may use passive treatments (electrotherapy, acupuncture, specific types of massage and cortisone injections), give practical advice regarding alteration of sporting technique and training pattern, advice on equipment and supports and also appropriate exercises.
Bursitis is a term used to describe the pain associated with swelling and irritation of a bursa. A bursa is a sack of fluid that is found around joints and overlying tendons and ligaments. Their role is to reduce the friction and resulting wear and irritation where one area of the body rubs over another. They sometimes become swollen and irritated as a result of overuse or a direct blow to the area. Pain from bursitis can be extremely debilitating and chronic. Iliotibial-band (ITB) Bursitis (pain on the outside of the knee, which is very common in runners), hip bursitis and Sub-acromial bursitis (pinching pain in shoulder when the arm is elevated) are examples of bursitis. Cortisone injections often provide significant and immediate relief of bursitis. Standard physiotherapy techniques (outlined above) are also commonly used to relieve the pain and disability caused by bursitis.
Information: You will be required to pay the cost the consultation at time of booking. If you proceed with an injection, you will be required to pay the injection cost immediately following the appointment. There is a discount if you have 2 or more Injections in the same consultation.
Time: 45 Minutes
Consultation: £75.00
Injection Cost: £225.00
(Only applies if you proceed with injection)
Additional Injection: £180.00
(Only applies if additional injections are required and administered during the same appointment)
Information: You will be required to pay the cost the consultation at time of booking. If you proceed with an injection, you will be required to pay the injection cost immediately following the appointment. There is a discount if you have 2 or more Injections in the same consultation.
Time: 30 Minutes
Consultation : £50.00
Injection Cost: £225.00
(Only applies if you proceed with injection)
Additional Injection : £180.00
(Only applies if additional injections are required and administered during the same appointment)
Information: This acupuncture appointment option is appropriate for a patient with a Musculoskeletal (MSK)/Orthopaedic injury or condition, who has not previously attended IPS Physiotherapy for Acupuncture, or is a patient returning with an injury or condition that has not been assessed or treated by one of our acupuncture Physiotherapists before.
Time: 45 Minutes
Cost: £75.00
Information: This appointment option is appropriate for a patient with a Musculoskeletal (MSK) injury/condition, who has not previously attended iPS Physiotherapy, or is a patient returning with an injury or condition that has not been assessed or treated by one of our Physiotherapists. For us to perform a comprehensive assessment and offer some treatment at your first visit, this longer appointment is required.
Time: 45 Minutes
Cost: £75.00
We want to ensure that all of our patients receive the information they need to make an informed decision about their Treatment. If you have any questions or if you require assistance with anything, please let us know.
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