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Soft Tissue Massage

Soft tissue massage involves direct physical action on the muscle and other soft tissues of your body. Soft tissue techniques like massage target your muscles, tendons, ligaments, or other connective tissue such as fascia. Massage is the best known example of a soft tissue technique.

Soft tissue massage involves direct physical action on the muscle and other soft tissues of your body. Soft tissue techniques like massage target your muscles, tendons, ligaments, or other connective tissue such as fascia. Massage is the best known example of a soft tissue technique.

Conditions treated with Soft Tissue Massage

If you are experiencing pain, tightness, swelling or dysfunction in any of your muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons or nerves you could benefit from treatment. If you have had a car accident, work or sports injury or suffer from ongoing low back pain, neck pain or repetitive strain type injuries please book in for an assessment. Soft Tissue massage is used along with many other techniques to treat injury or pain affecting the muscles and connective tissues of your body.

The benefits of soft tissue massage are wide ranging and include muscle relaxation, increased blood circulation and lymph drainage, improved healing time, improved range of motion and joint flexibility. It increases endorphins and decreases muscle spasms.

Iliotibial band pain syndrome

Iliotibial band (ITB) pain syndrome generally presents as a pain on the outside aspect of the knee that gradually increases over a few days to weeks. ...

Meniscus Tear

A meniscus tear is a rupture of the cartilage within the knee joint. The meniscus is the most commonly injured structure in the knee and usually occur...

Discogenic Low Back Pain

Discogenic back pain is caused by one or more of the intervertebral discs. It accounts for 39% of chronic low back pain. The intervertebral discs have...

Degenerative Disc Disease

Disc degeneration is one of the most common cause of back pain. Disc degeneration involves a structural, functional, mechanical, nutritional and chemi...

Tennis Elbow

This is similar to golfer’s elbow.  However, tennis elbow causes pain around the lateral epicondyle (the outside of the elbow).  It causes pain where ...

Tendon Injury

Tendons are tough fibres that connect the muscles to the bone near the joints.  Most tendon injuries occur near the joints. Tiny tears in the tendons ...

Slipped Disc

This is also called a prolapsed disc, herniated disc or disc protrusion. A disc is made up of a softer centre, and a tough fibrous external ring. In s...

Shin Splints

Shin splints is the term for lower leg pain occurring below the knee, either on the front of the leg or the inside of the leg. This pain often plagues...

Sacroiliac Joint Pain / SI Joint Pain

The sacroiliac joints connect the sacrum (the wedge-shaped bone at the bottom of the spine) to the iliac bones (the two bones that make up the pelvis)...

Rotator Cuff Injury

The rotator cuff is a group of tendons connecting the four muscles of the upper shoulder to the upper arm. They run under the acromion where they are ...

Post Knee Replacement Pain

Knee replacements are amongst the most successful orthopaedic surgical procedures for arthritic knees, but not everyone is pain free after the procedu...

Post Hip Replacement Pain

Hip replacements are amongst the most successful orthopaedic surgical procedures for arthritic hips, but not everyone is pain free after the procedure...

Muscle Tear

This refers to injury to a muscle.  Minor injuries will mildly over-stretch a muscle or a tendon, whereas severe injuries may cause partial or complet...

Muscle Strain

This refers to minor injury to a muscle.  Minor injuries will mildly over-stretch a muscle or a tendon, whereas severe injuries may cause partial or c...

Groin Strain

A groin strain is an injury to the muscles on the inner side of the thigh, known as the adductor muscles. This type of injury can be very painful and ...

Golfer’s Elbow

This is similar to tennis elbow.  However, golfers elbow causes pain around the medial epicondyle (the inside of the elbow).  It causes pain where the...

Bursitis

Bursitis refers to the inflammation of a bursa. A bursa is a fluid filled sac which is designed to reduce friction between bone and soft tissue struct...

Biceps Tendon Injury

The biceps tendons connect the muscles in the front part of your upper arm to the bones in your elbow and your shoulder. There are two biceps tendons ...
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Frequently asked questions about Soft Tissue Massage

If a muscle is very sore or recently injured it may be a bit sore to have manual therapy and massage.  The therapist will explain what they are doing and you can tell them if it is too painful to cope with.  Often, if a tissue is tight it will be quite painful to stretch it but there will be benefits after the treatment.

Soft Tissue Massage can be used alongside other therapeutic techniques to ease tension in the muscles and soft tissues to promote healing and optimise a full recovery. Exercises and stretches will complement and capitalise the effect of hands-on treatment and further address the underlying cause of the pain or dysfunction.

You will have to remove outer clothing so the therapist can reach the affected body part. If you would like to wear shorts you can get changed before your appointment.

We have several practitioners who offer Soft Tissue Massage as part of their treatment for various conditions and if you need further investigations or injections, they can refer you to our Sport & Exercise Medicine Doctors.

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