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We’ll tell you.

Sometimes your assessment may suggest that another healthcare professional, further investigation or a different service would be more appropriate.

Some discomfort during rehabilitation doesn’t automatically mean you’re causing damage or making the problem worse.

What is appropriate depends on the injury, your symptoms and the stage of your recovery.

We’ll help you understand what responses we’re comfortable with, what to look out for and when something needs adjusting.

Not everyone with pain or an injury needs imaging.

We’ll consider your symptoms, history and assessment findings first.

If we think further investigation or another medical opinion would be appropriate, we’ll explain why and discuss the next step with you.

If you have relevant scan reports, consultant letters or information relating to your problem, you’re welcome to bring them with you.

They can provide useful context, but we’ll still want to understand your symptoms and how they’re affecting you, rather than looking at a scan result in isolation.

Yes.

Once your symptoms are settling, rehabilitation can progress towards the specific demands of the activity you’re returning to.

That might involve strength, running, jumping, landing, lifting, changing direction or other movements relevant to your goal.

Feeling better is an important first step.

We want to help you get back to actually doing the thing you’ve been missing.