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Every type of diabetes
Heart health and weight
Chronic pain and neuropathy
One team, one shared plan

Conditions we support

From gestational, type 1 and type 2 diabetes to heart health, weight, back and knee pain, nerve pain and foot problems, cared for across our Perth clinics. Pick your condition to see what to look out for and how our team helps.

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One team for the conditions you live with

Most conditions need more than one kind of help. Our Credentialled Diabetes Educators, dietitians, exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, podiatrists and pharmacists work from one shared plan with your GP, so you tell your story once and every appointment moves in the same direction.

Find your condition

These are the conditions we see most often, listed A to Z. Search by name, or filter by the team you want to see. This is not a complete list and it is not a limit: plenty of people come to us with something that is not named here, or with several of these at once, and most are helped by more than one of our teams. If you cannot find what you are looking for, call (08) 6110 0570 and we will tell you whether we can help. Each page explains the condition in plain language, lists the signs worth noticing, shows which of our teams is involved, and is referenced to current Australian guidance.

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Achilles painView condition
Sports injury
Achilles pain
Pain at the back of the heel is often Achilles tendinopathy, which responds best to a progressive strengthening program over weeks to months. A sudden snap with weak push off needs urgent assessment.
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ACL reconstructionView condition
Surgery rehabilitation
ACL reconstruction
ACL rehab often runs nine months or more, and return to sport should depend on strength and movement tests, not the calendar. We guide you from surgery to sport in Perth.
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acl-reconstruction-rehabilitation
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After a strokeView condition
Neurological
After a stroke
Physiotherapy after a stroke centres on regular practice of everyday tasks to rebuild movement, balance and walking. Starting early helps, and recovery can continue for years.
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stroke-rehabilitation
physio exercise

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AsthmaView condition
Heart and lung
Asthma
Asthma is a long term lung condition in which the airways are sensitive and inflamed, so they narrow easily and breathing gets hard. Your GP diagnoses it, prescribes the inhalers and writes your action plan.
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asthma
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AutismView condition
Disability support
Autism
Physiotherapy for autistic children and adults supports movement skills, strength, balance and taking part in sport and play. Sessions are adjusted to sensory needs, and we do not aim to treat autism itself.
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autism
physio exercise

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Back painView condition
Musculoskeletal
Back pain
Most back pain is not caused by serious disease, and most episodes improve within weeks. Staying active and a guided exercise plan are the first steps.
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low-back-pain
physio exercise

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BunionsView condition
Foot and ankle
Bunions
A bunion is a bony lump on the big toe joint, as the toe leans towards the other toes. Care aims at comfort rather than straightening, and surgery is a surgeon's decision after referral.
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Cardiovascular diseaseView condition
Heart health
Cardiovascular disease
Conditions of the heart and blood vessels, such as heart disease and stroke, and the risk factors behind them, including high blood pressure and high cholesterol. The right support lowers your risk and helps you live well.
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Carpal tunnel syndromeView condition
Nerve pain
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome causes tingling, numbness and weakness in the hand, often worse at night. Physio can guide night splinting, activity changes and exercises, and advise if you need a surgical opinion.
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carpal-tunnel-syndrome
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Cerebral palsyView condition
Disability support
Cerebral palsy
Physiotherapy can help a child or adult with cerebral palsy build strength, movement and independence. We set goals with you and focus on active practice of the things that matter in daily life.
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cerebral-palsy
physio exercise

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CFRDView condition
Less common diabetes
CFRD
CFRD is diabetes that develops because cystic fibrosis damages the pancreas, so it makes less insulin. It is found by a yearly glucose tolerance test from age 10, and insulin is the main treatment.
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Charcot FootView condition
Diabetes complications
Charcot Foot
A foot that is suddenly hot, swollen and red in someone who has lost feeling in their feet is treated as Charcot foot until proven otherwise. Stop walking on it and get assessed the same day.
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charcot-foot
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Chronic painView condition
Chronic condition
Chronic pain
Pain that lasts longer than three months. A team approach of movement, hands-on therapy and practical strategies helps you get back to what matters.
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chronic-pain
physio exercise

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Coeliac diseaseView condition
Digestive health
Coeliac disease
Coeliac disease is an autoimmune condition managed with strict, lifelong gluten free eating. Our dietitians help you shop, cook and stay well nourished.
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coeliac-disease
dietitian

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COPDView condition
Heart and lung
COPD
Yes, physiotherapy can help with COPD. Pulmonary rehabilitation, a supervised exercise and education program, is strongly recommended and improves exercise capacity and quality of life.
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copd
physio exercise

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Corns and CallusesView condition
Foot and ankle
Corns and Calluses
Corns and calluses are patches of hard, thickened skin where the foot is repeatedly rubbed or loaded, so they are a sign of pressure rather than a skin disease. Our Perth podiatrists take that pressure off.
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CRPSView condition
Chronic pain
CRPS
Physiotherapy for CRPS focuses on early, gentle movement and graded rehabilitation within a team, to ease pain and help you use the affected limb again.
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complex-regional-pain-syndrome
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Daytime SleepinessView condition
Sleep
Daytime Sleepiness
Excessive daytime sleepiness means you feel the urge to sleep through the day, day after day, and you may doze off during a conversation, a meal or a train ride. It is a symptom, not a diagnosis.
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daytime-sleepiness
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DeconditioningView condition
Falls and balance
Deconditioning
Deconditioning is the loss of strength, fitness and everyday function that follows a hospital stay, a long illness or a long stretch of inactivity. In older people it can begin within days.
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deconditioning
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Diabetes distress and burnoutView condition
Living with diabetes
Diabetes distress and burnout
Diabetes never takes a day off. Feeling worn down by it is common and has a name: diabetes distress. When it builds up, it can become burnout. You are not failing, you are exhausted.
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diabetes-burnout
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Diabetes in pregnancyView condition
Diabetes in pregnancy
Diabetes in pregnancy
This page is about pregnancy when you already live with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, and about planning one. Planning early and tighter glucose targets lower the risks.
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Diabetes-related foot diseaseView condition
Diabetes complications
Diabetes-related foot disease
Most serious foot problems in diabetes can be prevented if changes are found early. Regular checks with a podiatrist are how that happens.
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DiverticularView condition
Digestive health
Diverticular
Diverticula are small pouches in the wall of the large bowel. Without inflammation that is diverticulosis, and when a pouch becomes inflamed it is diverticulitis, which needs a doctor.
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Dizziness and VertigoView condition
Falls and balance
Dizziness and Vertigo
Vertigo is dizziness where you or the room feels like it is spinning, and the most common cause is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), where crystals come loose in the inner ear.
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dizziness-and-vertigo
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Down syndromeView condition
Disability support
Down syndrome
Physiotherapy helps babies, children and adults with Down syndrome build strength, balance and movement skills and stay active safely. We check neck safety before activities that load the neck.
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down-syndrome
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Exercise and CancerView condition
Chronic condition
Exercise and Cancer
Exercise is part of cancer care in Australia, not an optional extra: the Australian position statement says it should be embedded in standard practice. The dose is set to the week you are in.
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exercise-and-cancer
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Falls and balanceView condition
Falls and balance
Falls and balance
Falls are common as we age, but many can be prevented. Exercise that challenges your balance reduces falls, and we work with your pharmacist, podiatrist and GP on the other risks.
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falls-and-balance
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Fatty LiverView condition
Chronic condition
Fatty Liver
Fatty liver disease means fat has built up in your liver cells, and Australian guidance now calls it MAFLD. Diet, activity and weight change are the core treatment, and we do that work with your GP.
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FibromyalgiaView condition
Chronic pain
Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia is a real condition of widespread pain, tiredness and poor sleep. Gentle, graded exercise guided by a physio is the first-line treatment, and you set the pace.
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fibromyalgia
physio exercise

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Flat feetView condition
Foot and ankle
Flat feet
Flat feet are common and often painless, so many people need no treatment. If your feet ache or tire, a podiatrist can check why and whether orthoses or exercises will help.
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flat-feet
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Food AllergyView condition
Digestive health
Food Allergy
A food allergy involves your immune system and can be life threatening, while a food intolerance involves your gut and does not cause anaphylaxis. That difference decides who tests you and how.
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food-allergy-and-intolerance
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Forefoot PainView condition
Foot and ankle
Forefoot Pain
Pain in the ball of the foot is usually a pressure problem, most often metatarsalgia or Morton's neuroma. Our Perth podiatrists work out which structure is sore and take the pressure off it.
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Frozen ShoulderView condition
Musculoskeletal
Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder is pain and then stiffness in one shoulder, caused by the capsule around the joint becoming inflamed and thickened. Without treatment the whole course can take one to three years.
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frozen-shoulder
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Fungal Nail InfectionsView condition
Foot and ankle
Fungal Nail Infections
A fungal nail infection is a fungus growing on or in the nail, showing as yellow or brown discolouration, thickening and crumbling. Confirming it matters, because other nail conditions look the same.
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Gestational diabetesView condition
Diabetes in pregnancy
Gestational diabetes
Diabetes that is first found during pregnancy and usually settles after birth. With early support, most people with gestational diabetes have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies.
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GoutView condition
Chronic condition
Gout
Gout is a sudden, severe arthritis caused by urate crystals forming in a joint, most often the big toe. Urate lowering medicine from your GP brings levels down, and our dietitians cover the diet side.
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gout
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Hamstring and CalfView condition
Sports injury
Hamstring and Calf
A hamstring or calf injury is a strain or tear in the muscles at the back of the thigh or lower leg, usually felt as sudden pain during a sprint, a kick, a jump or a fast change of direction.
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hamstring-and-calf-injuries
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Heart failureView condition
Heart and lung
Heart failure
Yes, exercise can help people living with stable chronic heart failure. Once your doctor has reviewed you, a monitored exercise program can improve exercise capacity and quality of life.
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Heel painView condition
Foot and ankle
Heel pain
Most heel pain comes from the band of tissue under your foot, not the bony heel spur. Podiatry care focuses on stretching, footwear and orthoses to settle it.
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heel-spurs
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High blood pressureView condition
Heart health
High blood pressure
High blood pressure often has no symptoms, and what you eat can help. Our dietitians help you cut back on salt and build an eating pattern you can keep.
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high-blood-pressure
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High cholesterolView condition
Heart health
High cholesterol
High cholesterol usually has no symptoms and is found on a blood test. Our dietitians help you swap saturated fat for unsaturated fat and eat for heart health.
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high-cholesterol
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Hip painView condition
Musculoskeletal
Hip pain
Hip pain often comes from arthritis or sore tendons on the outside of the hip. Education and a tailored exercise program are first-line care, before surgery is considered.
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hip-pain
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Hip replacementView condition
Surgery rehabilitation
Hip replacement
Physio after a hip replacement helps you strengthen the new joint and return to walking, stairs and daily tasks safely. We support you before and after surgery in Perth.
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hip-replacement-rehabilitation
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HypoglycaemiaView condition
Living with diabetes
Hypoglycaemia
A hypo is when blood glucose falls below 4.0 mmol/L. Treat it with quick acting carbohydrate, check again after 10 to 15 minutes, then eat something longer acting.
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hypoglycaemia
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IBDView condition
Digestive health
IBD
Inflammatory bowel disease is ongoing inflammation of the digestive tract, and the two main forms are Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Our dietitians help you eat well in flares and in remission.
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inflammatory-bowel-disease
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IBSView condition
Digestive health
IBS
IBS is a common gut condition causing pain, bloating and bowel changes. A dietitian can guide you through the low FODMAP diet step by step if it suits you.
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Immunotherapy diabetesView condition
Less common diabetes
Immunotherapy diabetes
Immune checkpoint inhibitors used to treat cancer can trigger permanent, insulin dependent diabetes. It can start within weeks, and between about 1 in 3 and 2 in 3 people are first diagnosed when they are already unwell with ketoacidosis (DKA).
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immunotherapy-induced-diabetes
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Ingrown ToenailsView condition
Foot and ankle
Ingrown Toenails
An ingrown toenail is when the side of the nail grows into the skin beside it, most often on the big toe, and it usually gets worse rather than better. Our Perth podiatrists treat it.
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Kidney diseaseView condition
Kidney health
Kidney disease
Eating for kidney health depends on your stage of kidney disease and your blood results. Our dietitians build an individual plan with your GP and care team.
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chronic-kidney-disease
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Knee painView condition
Musculoskeletal
Knee pain
Knee pain has many causes, and exercise and education come before surgery for knee arthritis. We assess what is driving your pain and build a plan around your goals.
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knee-pain
physio exercise

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Knee replacementView condition
Surgery rehabilitation
Knee replacement
Physio after a knee replacement helps you regain bending, straightening, strength and walking. We guide you before and after surgery at PDC Health Hub in Perth.
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knee-replacement-rehabilitation
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LADAView condition
Less common diabetes
LADA
LADA is adult onset autoimmune diabetes. The immune system damages the insulin making cells slowly, so it often looks like type 2 at first, and insulin is usually needed sooner than in type 2.
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lada
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Leg swellingView condition
Circulation
Leg swelling
Swollen ankles, heavy legs and skin changes can come from weakened leg veins. Podiatry care checks your blood supply first, then fits compression and looks after your skin.
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venous-insufficiency
podiatry

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Low IronView condition
Nutrition
Low Iron
Iron deficiency means your body has too little iron, with or without anaemia. Finding out why matters most: your GP orders iron studies, and our dietitians work on food and absorption.
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MalnutritionView condition
Nutrition
Malnutrition
Malnutrition means you are not getting enough of the nutrients you need, and in older people the first sign is usually weight you did not mean to lose. It is treatable, and our dietitians treat it.
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malnutrition
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Meniscus surgeryView condition
Surgery rehabilitation
Meniscus surgery
Exercise-led physio is central after meniscus surgery, and for degenerative tears trials show it works about as well as surgery. We guide you before and after in Perth.
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meniscus-surgery-rehabilitation
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MODYView condition
Less common diabetes
MODY
MODY is diabetes caused by a change in a single gene, inherited through a family. It often appears in two or more generations, and a genetic test is what confirms it.
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mody
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Motor neurone diseaseView condition
Neurological
Motor neurone disease
Physiotherapy for people living with motor neurone disease aims for comfort, safe movement and independence, with equipment and energy conservation, alongside your MND clinic and GP.
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motor-neurone-disease
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Multiple SclerosisView condition
Neurological
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a long term condition of the central nervous system in which the immune system damages myelin, the protective layer around nerves, so signals between the brain and body are disrupted.
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multiple-sclerosis
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Neck painView condition
Musculoskeletal
Neck pain
Most neck pain is not caused by serious disease and does not need a scan. Gentle movement, hands-on therapy and an exercise plan help you get moving again.
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OsteoarthritisView condition
Musculoskeletal
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a long term condition in which a joint becomes painful and stiff, and exercise is first line care for it, not a last resort. The whole joint is involved, not only the cartilage.
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osteoarthritis
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OsteopeniaView condition
Bone health
Osteopenia
Osteopenia means your bone density is lower than normal but not in the osteoporosis range. Strength, impact and balance exercise helps look after your bones and reduce falls.
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osteopenia
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OsteoporosisView condition
Bone health
Osteoporosis
Yes, physiotherapy helps with osteoporosis. A tailored mix of resistance, impact and balance exercise supports bone health and reduces falls, alongside any medicines your doctor recommends.
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osteoporosis
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PancreatitisView condition
Less common diabetes
Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas. It can be sudden and severe, or ongoing, and when it becomes chronic it changes how you digest food and can lead to type 3c diabetes.
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Parkinson's diseaseView condition
Neurological
Parkinson's disease
Exercise is part of standard care for people living with Parkinson's disease. Physiotherapy builds movement, balance and confidence alongside your medication and medical team.
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parkinsons-disease
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PCOSView condition
Chronic condition
PCOS
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal and metabolic condition, renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS, in May 2026, with diagnosis and treatment unchanged. Insulin resistance sits at the centre.
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polycystic-ovary-syndrome
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Peripheral arterial diseaseView condition
Circulation
Peripheral arterial disease
Peripheral arterial disease means narrowed arteries are reducing blood flow to your legs and feet. Podiatry checks your feet and protects your skin, alongside your doctor's medical care.
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peripheral-arterial-disease
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Peripheral neuropathyView condition
Diabetes complications
Peripheral neuropathy
Numbness, tingling, burning or poor balance in your feet are worth taking seriously, especially if you live with diabetes.
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peripheral-neuropathy
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Post-transplant diabetesView condition
Less common diabetes
Post-transplant diabetes
Post-transplant diabetes is diabetes that starts after a solid organ transplant, mostly because the medicines that stop rejection also push blood glucose up. It is treatable.
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post-transplant-diabetes
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Pre-diabetesView condition
Diabetes prevention
Pre-diabetes
Glucose levels that are higher than they should be, but not yet in the diabetes range. It is a window of opportunity: changes made now can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.
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RefluxView condition
Digestive health
Reflux
Reflux is stomach contents rising back into your food pipe, and it is called GORD when it keeps happening. Our dietitians help you find your own triggers, and your GP decides on medicines and on endoscopy.
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reflux
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Rheumatoid ArthritisView condition
Musculoskeletal
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system attacks the lining of your joints, so the problem is inflammation rather than wear and tear. A rheumatologist runs the medicine side.
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rheumatoid-arthritis
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SciaticaView condition
Nerve pain
Sciatica
Sciatica is leg pain from an irritated nerve in the lower back, and most cases improve over weeks to months. Physio helps you keep moving and recover with confidence.
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sciatica
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Shin splintsView condition
Sports injury
Shin splints
Shin splints is pain along the inner edge of the shinbone from running or jumping, and it usually settles with managed training load. Sharp, persistent pain needs checking for a stress fracture.
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Shoulder painView condition
Musculoskeletal
Shoulder pain
Shoulder pain is often rotator cuff related, and exercise-led physiotherapy is the first-line treatment. We find the cause and build a strengthening plan around your goals.
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shoulder-pain
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Sleep ApnoeaView condition
Sleep
Sleep Apnoea
Obstructive sleep apnoea is when your upper airway narrows or closes again and again while you sleep, so your breathing slows or stops for short periods and your sleep is broken up.
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obstructive-sleep-apnoea
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SnoringView condition
Sleep
Snoring
Snoring is the sound of your throat vibrating as you breathe in during sleep. Not everyone who snores has sleep apnoea, but heavy snoring can be the first sign of it, so it is worth checking.
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snoring
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Sprains and strainsView condition
Sports injury
Sprains and strains
A sprain or strain is an injury to a ligament, muscle or tendon. Most settle with a few days of protection then early, guided loading, and physiotherapy can show you how.
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Steroid diabetesView condition
Less common diabetes
Steroid diabetes
Steroid induced diabetes is high blood glucose caused or unmasked by corticosteroid medicines such as prednisolone. It often settles once the steroid stops, and sometimes it does not.
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steroid-induced-diabetes
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Tennis elbowView condition
Musculoskeletal
Tennis elbow
Tennis elbow is a sore tendon on the outside of the elbow that usually settles over months. Managing load and a progressive exercise program are the core of care.
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ThyroidView condition
Chronic condition
Thyroid
A thyroid condition means the gland at the base of your neck is making too little thyroid hormone (hypothyroidism) or too much (hyperthyroidism), which changes the pace your whole body runs at.
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thyroid-conditions
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Trigger FingerView condition
Musculoskeletal
Trigger Finger
Trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis) is a finger or thumb that catches, locks or straightens with a painful snap, because the tunnel the tendon glides through has thickened and narrowed.
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trigger-finger
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Type 1 diabetesView condition
Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes
An autoimmune condition in which the body makes little or no insulin, so insulin has to be replaced every day. With the right support and technology, you can live a full and active life.
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Type 2 diabetesView condition
Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes
The most common type of diabetes, where the body does not use insulin well and may not make enough. It can often be well managed, and for some people put into remission, with the right team behind you.
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Type 3c diabetesView condition
Less common diabetes
Type 3c diabetes
Type 3c diabetes is caused by damage to the pancreas rather than by insulin resistance. The same damage usually affects digestive enzymes too, so glucose and nutrition have to be managed together.
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Weight managementView condition
Healthy living
Weight management
Weight management works both ways: losing weight, and gaining it safely. What it is not about is willpower. It takes the right support, applied consistently, from a team that does not judge.
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Work injuryView condition
Work injury
Work injury
Injured at work in Perth? Our physios assess your injury, plan your recovery and keep your employer and insurer informed, so you can stay at work or return safely.
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