Ligament Sprain Treatment Brisbane

Sprained Something? We’ve Got Your Back (And Your Wrist, And Your Ankle…)

At Queensland Osteopathic Clinic, we don’t just treat the sprain. We help you bounce back stronger than ever.

Pain Relief

Improved mobility

Increased strength and stability

Ligament sprains can cause significant pain and discomfort, impacting your daily life and preventing you from enjoying your favourite activities.

At The Queensland Osteopathic Clinic, we understand the challenges you face, and we are here to help. Our professional osteopaths specialise in addressing the pain and complications caused by ligament sprains, working to support your recovery and get you back on track.

Common symptoms of ligament sprains:

Joint pain, often sudden and severe
Swelling and inflammation around the joint
Bruising or discoloration
Limited range of motion in the affected joint
Instability or feeling of “giving way” in the joint
Tenderness to touch around the injured ligament
Difficulty bearing weight on the affected joint
Stiffness or reduced flexibility
Pain worsens with movement or activity
Possible popping or tearing sensation at the time of injury

Osteopathy treatment to address ligament sprains:

We specialise in assisting athletes to recover:

Personalised care for ligament sprains

Our team is dedicated to helping you heal from your ligament sprain by addressing its root cause, not just treating the symptoms.

Regain ligament strength and flexibility

We use a combination of manual techniques and exercise plans to help you regain your strength and flexibility.

Get back to your sport

We create personalised rehabilitation strategies, designed to help you return to your sport and perform at your best.

Ligament injury advice and prevention

We teach you how to manage your injury and share prevention strategies, so you can avoid recurring discomfort or further injuries.

What to expect during your initial assessment:

1. Initial Assessment

Firstly your Osteopath will evaluate medical history, injury details, symptoms, and athletic goals.

2. Physical Examination

Assessment of inflammation, muscle imbalances, joint restrictions, and tenderness.

3. Hands-On Techniques:

Using manipulation, mobilisation, and stretching to treat your sporting injury.

The information on this page was prepared by Dr Philip Nolan.

Dr. Philip Nolan is a seasoned osteopath specialising in tailored, high-quality treatments. His 20 years of hands-on experience and advocacy for osteopathy have earned him nationwide respect.