Schmerzklinik Basel, Hirschgässlein 11–15, 4010 Basel.
Pain changes everyday life – sometimes gradually, sometimes from one moment to the next. At the Physiotherapy Centre of the Basel Pain Clinic, we work to reverse this change. Not with standard programmes, but with treatments tailored to your specific situation: what is causing the pain, why is it causing pain, and what does your body need to recover from it.
Following an accident, an operation or a sports injury, it is not just a matter of the pain subsiding. It is about ensuring that tendons, ligaments and muscles regain their strength – in a controlled, step-by-step manner, without overtaxing the healing process. Physiotherapy is often the difference between a full recovery and permanent limitations.
Muscle tension, lumbago, slipped discs, tension headaches – these complaints are common, and are often caused by poor posture or one-sided strain. We don’t just treat the symptoms; we work with you to identify what can be changed in the long term, including in the workplace.
Osteoarthritis, dizziness, unsteadiness when walking, rheumatic symptoms: as we get older, the body’s capabilities often change. Physiotherapy helps to maintain mobility, prevent falls and enable people to manage their daily lives as independently as possible.
Back pain, pelvic floor weakness, groin discomfort – many pregnancy-related complaints respond very well to physiotherapy. We support you from antenatal care right through to postnatal recovery, and also if your child develops postural problems or developmental delays.
Chronic stress, sleep problems, muscle tension that does not respond to treatment – sometimes the body is the most visible sign of exhaustion. Physiotherapy can be a valuable part of the treatment in such situations, often in combination with other services offered by the Schmerzklinik Basel.
What sets physiotherapy here apart from a private practice is that it works directly alongside rheumatologists, pain specialists, neurologists and psychiatrists. If your symptoms are complex or cannot be clearly categorised, this does not have to lead to lengthy detours between different departments. Everything is in one place, and the treating professionals consult with one another.
This is particularly relevant when pain has become chronic, does not improve despite treatment, or when both the body and the mind are affected simultaneously.