For problems with the musculoskeletal system

General Physiotherapy

Musculoskeletal system

Complaints targeted treat

Back pain, a stiff shoulder, knee problems after exercise: almost everyone experiences musculoskeletal problems at some point. At PhysioKinex, we treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions using active and passive methods, tailored to your individual situation.

Diagnosis first, treatment second

Every course of treatment begins with a thorough assessment. We ask about your medical history, examine the affected areas and assess your range of motion. Only then do we work with you to determine the course of treatment, which we explain clearly and transparently.

Tailored treatment: no one-size-fits-all approach

Patients from Dübendorf, Stettbach and Schwamendingen appreciate that our physiotherapy is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Every case is different. This applies to acute lumbago just as much as it does to chronic back pain.

Active and passive: for long-term success

We combine passive measures, such as mobilisation and soft-tissue techniques, with active exercises that you will gradually be able to perform on your own. The aim is self-efficacy: you should understand what is happening in your body and learn how to manage it.

Which Complaints Do we treat?

Common symptoms seen in our practice:

What sets us apart

Further treatment options at PhysioKinex

In addition to general physiotherapy, PhysioKinex offers specialised therapies in the following areas: Pine, Headaches, Manual therapy and Sports rehabilitation. Please get in touch if you’re not sure which option is right for you.

It pays to register early

Whether you’re suffering from acute pain or chronic symptoms, the sooner you get in touch, the sooner we can help. The PhysioKinex team looks forward to hearing from you.

Book an appointment online now

Or by telephone: 044 544 30 90 | info@physiokinex.ch

Take action rather than wait passively: we’ll help you get moving again.

Things to know

FAQ: General Physiotherapy

As soon as pain starts to affect your daily life, your sleep or your mobility. This may be following an acute incident such as a fall, or due to symptoms that gradually worsen over time. An early assessment is almost always advisable. The sooner we treat the condition, the less time the body needs to return to normal. Physiotherapy can also help as a preventative measure.
We begin with a detailed discussion about your symptoms, medical history and goals. This is followed by a physical examination: range of motion, strength and pain patterns. Based on this, we explain our assessment and propose a treatment plan. The first treatment session may begin during this appointment.
This depends very much on the diagnosis, the severity of your condition and your initial state of health. Acute symptoms often respond well after just a few sessions. Chronic problems or conditions following surgery usually require longer-term care. Following the initial assessment, we will give you a realistic assessment, without making any false promises.
Both. Passive measures such as mobilisation and soft-tissue techniques form part of the treatment. However, active exercises – which you will gradually be able to do on your own – are just as important. Those who actively participate achieve better results more quickly. We’ll explain everything clearly and support you every step of the way.