Physiotherapy for
Trapped Nerve
South West London
We Accept All Insurances & Work Benefits
Get the best treatment for Trapped Nerve near you. With over 5x the required training, our award-winning trapped nerve specialist physios blend exercise rehab and deep tissue sports massage to give instant trapped nerve pain relief.
If you’re looking for the best physio for trapped nerve pain in South West London near you, One Body LDN is your trusted 5-star solution. Book with your trapped nerve physiotherapist today, and get the cure you need.
🌟 Unlike all South West London Trapped Nerve Pain Physiotherapy Clinics
– Say goodbye to trapped nerve. Our One Body LDN trapped nerve specialists know that the best cure for trapped nerve lies in finding and fixing the root cause of your problem. You’ll be feeling, moving and performing better than ever.
– We recruit the best. Our physio team comprises former athletes, ex-Team GB members, coaches and NHS specialists.
– You will never be oversold treatments. Our trusted trapped nerve physiotherapy team are non-commission-based. We are results-based.
🏆 South West London Trapped Nerve Treatment Specialists for Office Workers & Athletes
– We specialise in musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapy, post-operative physiotherapy, and sports injuries.
– From trapped nerve to nerve compression. From nerve pain to tingling sensations, you’re in great hands.
– Our expert South West London trapped nerve pain treatment specialists receive over five times the required regulatory training.
🎖️ The only GBC-accredited Award-Winning Trapped Nerve Pain Clinic South West London
– “The best trapped nerve physiotherapy in South West London”. With 1000s of 5-star reviews and many clinic awards, we back up our claims. Get the best treatment for trapped nerve pain today at one of our London physio clinics.
– We’re the only GBC-accredited physiotherapy clinic in London for trapped nerve therapies, due to our;
- Service Guarantee
- Staff training
- Pricing and ethical treatment prescriptions.
Get Comprehensive Medical Treatment for Trapped Nerve Near You Today
– At One Body, we start by getting a clear picture of your trapped nerve pain symptoms through an initial thorough consultation.
– As South West London’s leading trapped nerve physiotherapy clinic, we use a bespoke, hands-on, thorough initial examination. We will then know the best way to treat trapped nerve for you as an individual.
Trusted Trapped Nerve Physiotherapists Highly Skilled in Manual Therapies
– After carrying out a thorough assessment, our South West London trapped nerve specialist physios will start your treatment.
– Your trapped nerve physio will always get hands-on. By now, in your treatment, they will know the best way to treat trapped nerve for you. And rest assured, massages for trapped nerve can be an incredibly effective way to get you moving and feeling amazing instantly.
– Your trapped nerve specialist physio will use deep tissue sports massage along with joint mobilisations for initial pain relief.
Your Full Cure for Trapped Nerve
– Fix your trapped nerve and stay active for longer with our hands-on full-body treatments, constant guidance and tailored physical therapy for trapped nerve strength exercises.
– We’re not just massaging trapped nerve away; healing trapped nerve requires a holistic approach. You can rely on your One Body LDN physio for the best treatment for trapped nerve. Your trapped nerve specialist will advise on lifestyle adjustments and prescribe exercise rehab for your long-term cure for trapped nerve pain.
Book Today at Our Award-Winning Trapped Nerve Physiotherapy Clinic
Contact us for same-day availability and emergency trapped nerve physiotherapy treatments in South West London.
100% NO-RISK SERVICE GUARANTEE
If you’re unhappy with your trapped nerve physio session, your next session is free.
Trapped Nerve Success Stories from Our South West London Physio Clients
Understanding Trapped Nerve Treatment
What is Trapped Nerve?
A trapped nerve, also known as a pinched nerve, occurs when surrounding tissues such as bones, cartilage, muscles, or tendons apply too much pressure on a nerve. This pressure can interfere with the nerve's function, leading to pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness. Trapped nerves can occur in various areas of the body, such as the neck, lower back, or wrists (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome), and the severity of symptoms depends on the location and duration of the compression.
What are the symptoms of Trapped Nerve?
- Sharp or burning pain in the affected area, which may radiate outward to other parts of the body.
- Numbness or reduced sensation in the area supplied by the affected nerve.
- Tingling or "pins and needles" sensation, commonly referred to as paresthesia.
- Weakness in the muscles associated with the nerve, making it difficult to perform certain movements.
- In severe cases, a loss of reflexes may occur in the affected area.
What causes Trapped Nerve?
- Repetitive movements or prolonged positions, such as sitting with poor posture, can lead to nerve compression.
- Herniated discs in the spine can press on nearby nerves, causing pain and discomfort.
- Arthritis may lead to bone spurs, which can compress nerves.
- Injury or trauma that causes inflammation or swelling around a nerve can lead to compression.
- Conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome involve nerve compression due to narrowing of spaces where nerves pass.
Common Risk Factors for Trapped Nerve
- Age: Degenerative changes in the spine, such as disc wear, are more common in older adults and can increase the risk of nerve compression.
- Repetitive stress: Jobs or activities involving repetitive motions (e.g., typing, heavy lifting) can put pressure on nerves.
- Obesity: Excess weight can increase the stress placed on joints and nerves, leading to a higher risk of compression.
- Arthritis: The development of bone spurs and joint inflammation due to arthritis can narrow spaces where nerves pass.
- Previous injury: A history of injury or trauma to an area increases the risk of a trapped nerve.
Why is timely Trapped Nerve Rehabilitation Important?
Early trapped nerve rehabilitation is crucial to prevent any pains you currently suffer from becoming chronic (long-term). The longer you avoid trapped nerve rehabilitation, the longer your pain can be around.
Early trapped nerve treatment also maximises the effectiveness of any therapies used. This can significantly speed up and improve your recovery and reduce the need for more invasive treatments.
A lost benefit of these quicker recovery times from starting your trapped nerve rehab is that you can potentially reduce future financial costs. You won’t need as many treatment sessions or potential scans and medications. This financial benefit further underscores the importance of early trapped nerve rehabilitation.
The sooner you start, the more effective your trapped nerve rehabilitation will be.
Find Specialist Physiotherapy for Trapped Nerve Near You in South West London Today
- London Bridge Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: 9am-4pm
- Mayfair Physio Clinic Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am-8.30pm
Tue: 8am-8.30pm
Wed: 8am-8.30pm
Thu: 8am-8.30pm
Fri: 8am-8.30pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: Closed
How do I get here?
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PLEASE NOTE: Our physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
London Bridge Station:
- 8-min walk – Exit the station at St Thomas St, walk down the lovely Bermondsey St, and directly onto Tanner St. Enter the Maltings Place development via Tanner St.
- 5-min Uber/Cab
Borough Station:
- 13-min walk – Upon exiting the Borough station, follow the route down Long Ln, onto Weston St, Leathermarket St, and then Tanner St. You’ll soon find yourself at the entrance of the Maltings Place development, where our clinic is located.
- 5-min Uber/Cab
GAINING ENTRY TO OUR PHYSIOTHERAPY LONDON BRIDGE CLINIC:
Entrance via Tanner Street – the easiest way to get to the clinic from London Bridge Station:
- Enter Maltings Place via the Tanner Street entrance – pic below.
- Ring ‘0’ for Maltings Place reception, and they will let you in.
- Walk straight forward through the entrance. We are a building on the right – Unit 5A, next to “Risk Crew” and with a planted plant in front of the building.
- Enter, take a seat and your therapist will be with you shortly.
Entrance via Roper Lane:
- Enter Maltings Place via the Roper Lane entrance.
- Ring ‘0’ for Maltings Place reception, and they will let you in.
- Walk straight forward through the entrance and immediately turn left and continue to walk down through the ground floor – pic below.
- Walk through the building towards the staircase at the bottom and turn right to head outside.
- Turn right again. We are a building on the right – Unit 5A, next to “Risk Crew” and with a planted plant in front of the building.
- Enter, take a seat and your therapist will be with you shortly.
- NOTE – As you walk through the ground floor initially, you will see the rear of our clinic – Unit 5A – from inside the building but you have to access it from the front.
PARKING
Parking spaces are not available in the Maltings Place development. Please check beforehand for nearby parking along local roads.
PLEASE NOTE: Bikes are not allowed in our clinics.
There bicycle parking racks are on the corner of Roper Ln, just off of Tower Bridge Rd. They are directly opposite the gate to Maltings Place and a 1-min walk from our entrance.
There are also gates to lock your bikes to in the Maltings Hub development.
CLOSEST BUS STOP
Druid Street – 42, 78, 188
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PLEASE NOTE: Our Mayfair physiotherapy clinic is not wheelchair friendly.
Areas Covered: South West London Trapped Nerve Physiotherapy
If you’re looking for trapped nerve treatment in South West London, our clinics in London Bridge (SE1) and Mayfair (W1) offer physio, trapped nerve rehabilitation, sports massage and pain treatment for all.
Convenience is key. Our South West London physiotherapy services are just off key routes such as Piccadilly and Grosvenor Street, Tower Bridge Road and Bermondsey Street.
Our clinics are a stone’s throw away from either Green Park or London Bridge stations, making it a perfect choice for those living in South West London or commuting to and from work.
Our London Bridge hub is just a 9-minute walk from London Bridge station.
Our Mayfair hub is just a 4-minute walk from Green Park station.
Our clinics are perfect for those living or working in the following areas in South West London:
- Wandsworth: SW18
- Battersea: SW11
- Tooting: SW17
- Streatham: SW16
- Balham: SW12
- Putney: SW15
- Roehampton: SW15
- …and many more surrounding postcodes
Don't let your pain become chronic
Book your treatment with a skilled South West London Trapped Nerve specialist near you
100% NO-RISK SERVICE GUARANTEE
If you’re unhappy, your next session is free.
Our Trapped Nerve Physiotherapy South West London Prices
We are South West London’s only GBC-Accredited trapped nerve physio clinic due to our:
- Fair pricing practices – We offer top-tier care at competitive prices, delivering exceptional value while being more affordable than other leading providers.
- Service Guarantee
- Non-commission based staff – you’ll only ever receive ethical best-practice trapped nerve treatment prescriptions.
Areas We Serve Trapped Nerve Physio in South West London
Find South West London Trapped Nerve Physio Near You
- Belgravia
- Chelsea
- Earl’s Court
- Knightsbridge
- Nine Elms
- Pimlico
- Sloane Square
- Victoria
- Westminster
