Persistent Pain After Surgery Treatment
Pain that continues after surgery beyond the expected healing time — plus structured rehab to restore mobility, strength, and independence.
Common symptoms
- Pain lasting longer than expected post-surgery
- Stiffness, weakness, or reduced confidence
- Swelling that limits progress
- Difficulty returning to usual activities
Common causes
Pain sensitisation beyond tissue healing timelines
Immobilisation and deconditioning effects
Scar, swelling, or movement fear
Incomplete graded return to load
Our treatment approach
- Assessment of healing stage and pain drivers
- Protocol-aligned progression where appropriate
- Strength and function rebuilding
- Return-to-life planning with clear milestones
Recovery outlook
When pain continues beyond expected healing, a structured plan — education, graded loading, and coordinated care — helps restore confidence and function.
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