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Ireland's only dual-qualified Chartered Physiotherapist & Chiropractor

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Ireland's only dual-qualified Chartered Physiotherapist & Chiropractor

Back Pain Specialist

Ireland's only dual-qualified Chartered Physiotherapist & Chiropractor

Ireland's dual-qualified Chartered Physiotherapist & Chiropractor

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Knee & Shoulder Pain Expert

Naas Physio Clinic
(Chartered Physiotherapy Naas)

Our goal at Naas Physio Clinic is to provide a world-class physiotherapy service.

Lead clinical physiotherapist, Ross Allen, has over 10 years of training in the back pain rehabilitation field, and is Ireland’s only dual-qualified Chartered Physiotherapist & Chiropractor.

Having played rugby for Ireland and County football, Ross has extensive experience in treating complex injuries, and has a special interest in back, knee and shoulder pain.

Ross specialises in long-term pain cases that have not responded to previous medical treatments and also where a second opinion is required prior to undergoing surgery.

If you are feeling frustrated with an injury then contact Naas Physio Clinic to book an appointment & we will help you return to pain-free living.

Back Pain Treatment at Naas Physio Clinic:

Naas Back Pain Specialist Clinic.

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***Ross* discussing *Low Back Pain on KFM.***

Ross Allen · Low Back Pain Slipped Disc, Sciatica 9:10. Part 1

Knee & Shoulder Treatment at Naas Physio Clinic:

We also specialise in the management of shoulder and knee pain.

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Read About Knee Pain Treatment

My Personal Journey:

Due to chronic overload of the cartilage of my right knee, I ended up with significant pain when running & squatting. At one stage, it got to the point where walking was painful. I could feel the swelling at the back of the knee and it took from the enjoyment of exercise. The severity of the pain led me to seek a surgical assessment in Tallaght in 2012. It was suggested that I undergo surgery a month later. After giving it deep thought and reviewing the knee research, I realised that this was not the best route to take. I refocused my efforts on physiotherapy based rehabilitation, determined to avoid an invasive intervention that may not be helpful.

Thankfully, it is now at a point where I can play sport most days of the week at a high intensity without any major issues. It is actually better now than it was 10 years ago. This experience has opened my eyes to the rehabilitation methods & mindset required for chronic, stubborn pain.

Knee pain is naturally prone to fluctuations. Often it appears impossible to identify what is aggravating pain and what makes it better. Developing an understanding of the mechanism of pain creates reassurance and the clarity required to successfully rehabilitate the knee

Knee Pain Interview by Naas Physio on KFM.

tel:045874682

Read About Shoulder Pain

Clinically, I specialise in treating the conditions that I have experienced myself. Personal experience helps to develop a far greater understanding of an injury and nuances of rehabilitation. Over the years I have suffered from various shoulder injuries, including a broken collarbone after landing on the shoulder from a tackle. From this, I have developed a personal interest in shoulder rehabilitation. The shoulder joint is known for its complexity. Because it is so mobile and has an abundance of supporting structures including muscles and ligaments, it is more prone to injury. Having successfully eradicated my own shoulder pain, I understand how this condition can be particularly responsive to appropriate physiotherapy treatment. If you need advice on your own injury, then call us today and we would be glad to help you on the road to recovery.