Onur Seyrek
Physiotherapist & Educator
I specialize in the treatment of acute and persistent pain, sports injuries, musician-related health issues, and various conditions at the intersection of orthopedics and neurology.
Areas of Expertise
Pain Management
Treatment of musculoskeletal and neurological pain conditions, including:
• Back and Neck Pain
• Shoulder Pain
• Elbow Pain
• Wrist Pain
• Hip Pain
• Knee Pain
• Ankle and Heel Pain
Sports Medicine
Comprehensive support for athletes, including:
- Post-surgical Rehabilitation
- Injury Prevention
- Sport-specific Training
- Agility and Quickness
- Visual and Peripheral Field Training
Musician Health
Specialized care addressing musicians' health, including:
- Injury Management
- Performance-related Issues
- Instrument-specific Pain
- Vocal Health
Collaborations & Organizations I am a Member
LESS PAIN & HAPPIER CLIENTS
3+
COUNTRIES
1000+
Physiotherapists Trained
8+
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
1000+
HAPPY CLIENTS
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The duration of physiotherapy can vary depending on the condition or injury. In some cases only a few sessions may be sufficient, while in other cases a longer period of time may be required. Generally, the process lasts between 2 and 12 weeks, but after some surgeries it may take up to 1 year. If you are curious about the process in your case, you can contact us.
As long as you make your exercises a daily routine during the treatment process, not doing them for a short period of time, such as 1-2 days, will not cause your pain to return. However, no one can promise that your pain will go away if you do your exercises one day and do not do them for three to five days.
Definitely. Postural issues can significantly improve with targeted exercises and personalized treatment plans. For comprehensive insights, I recommend reading this detailed article on posture correction (BLOG).
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