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Physiotherapy Support
Local Support
NHS Lothian Self Help
Pain in our bones, joints or muscles is very common. In the absence of a significant injury or illness, it is very rare for pain to be a sign of damage or serious problem.
In fact, lots of factors can contribute to pain, including physical and emotional health, lifestyle factors, certain medical conditions, genetics and stress. In many cases, pain can be improved or managed through things that you can do on your own.
NHS Inform
Information on problems that can affect your muscles, bones and joints. This includes information on common musculoskeletal (MSK) and rheumatological conditions that can affect your muscle bone and joints.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
All patients registered with the digital back pain service will continue to receive access to their personalised assessment and treatment programme for up to 6 months from date of registration.