Back pain is one of the most common reasons people in Solihull and Birmingham visit a physiotherapist, affecting everyday activities from sitting at a desk to lifting the kids or going to the gym. If your back pain is stopping you from living life normally, the right physiotherapy can help you move with confidence again. […]
Your Guide from Achieve Health – Solihull & Birmingham Physiotherapy Clinics Whether it comes on suddenly, builds slowly over time, or flares during sport or daily tasks, shoulder issues can make even simple movements difficult.Many people search online for “Shoulder pain” or “Shoulder physio”, but are unsure when they actually need professional physiotherapy. This guide
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Knee pain is one of the most common problems affecting people across Birmingham, Solihull and the wider Midlands. Whether it’s sharp pain during sport, stiffness after a long day on your feet, or persistent aches that limit walking, knee issues can significantly disrupt daily life. At Achieve Health, we treat knee pain every single day
If you’ve been injured or are dealing with low back pain, one of the first questions you might ask is: should I rest or keep moving? It’s a common concern we hear from patients at Achieve Health Physiotherapy in Solihull and Birmingham and the answer might surprise you. While rest can have its place, research
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As more people turn to AI tools for quick health answers, many common physiotherapy questions are bubbling up—especially from residents in Birmingham, Solihull, and across the Midlands. To help you cut through the noise and get expert advice, Achieve Health has gathered and answered the 10 most frequent questions AI users ask about physiotherapy. Whether
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When it comes to tackling joint pain or osteoarthritis, not all injection therapies are created equal. Over the past decade, medical research has shifted away from relying solely on quick-fix steroid injections and moved toward regenerative options like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Hyaluronic Acid (HA). The evidence speaks for itself—especially for patients looking for lasting
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Living with back pain or sciatica can cause significant pain, disrupt sleep, reduce productivity, and impact everyday wellbeing. Physiotherapy offers powerful, evidence-based solutions that relieve symptoms and address the root causes—enabling a safe return to activity and long-term health. Achieve Health’s award-winning clinics support clients across the Midlands with expert, personalised care. What Causes Back
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After undergoing a mastectomy, individuals often face a challenging journey of recovery. While surgery is a crucial step in treating breast cancer or reducing the risk of its recurrence, it can also bring about physical and emotional changes. In this post, we’ll explore how post-mastectomy physiotherapy plays a vital role in enhancing recovery beyond surgery. […]
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Tennis elbow is a nasty ailment affecting more than just tennis enthusiasts, can be a persistent challenge. At Achieve Health we recognize the impact of this condition on daily life. In this article, we delve deeper into our multifaceted approach, incorporating a range of modalities, including needling, deep soft tissue massage, and detailed exercises, to…
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When the ankle is twisted or rolled, a common injury that can result is an ankle ligament tear. Numerous ligaments in the ankle help to stabilise and support the joint. Depending on how badly the ligaments have been damaged, ankle ligament tears can range in severity from mild to severe. They have several grades…
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