Treatments and examinations

Achilles tendon and ankle pain is a common problem that can be caused by a number of factors. The most common is Achilles tendonitis, which is usually caused by overuse or sudden exertion. This condition is particularly common among runners and athletes. Partial or complete rupture of the Achilles tendon, which can cause sudden onset of pain and immobility, is also common in athletes. This injury usually occurs as a result of sudden, heavy exertion.
Sudden trauma or a bad movement can also lead to a pulling or tearing of the ligaments in the ankle joint, often as a result of a sudden twisting movement or a fall. In such cases, the ankle joint can swell significantly, bruising can occur and there can be significant pain and loss of range of motion.
Arthritis can cause pain, swelling and stiffness in the ankle.
Nowadays, it is almost common to have a spur, a bony growth on the heel bone that can put pressure on the Achilles tendon and cause pain. Pain around the Achilles tendon and ankle is common and can increase with exertion, but can also occur in the morning when starting movements. If the pain is severe, comes on suddenly, or does not go away with rest and basic treatment, if the ankle is swollen, discoloured, or cannot bear its full weight, or if numbness, weakness or fever develop, it is always worth consulting a specialist to get an accurate diagnosis and an appropriate personalised treatment plan.

Hip pain can be caused by a number of things, so it can require different treatments depending on what is causing it. In the case of the hip joint, one of the most common causes is osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritis, a group of systemic inflammatory conditions that can cause hip pain and limited mobility, is also a common problem.
Repetitive movements can often lead to inflammation of the sac around the hip (bursitis), which can also cause significant pain. When the articular surfaces of the hip joint do not fit together properly, hip joint impingement can be a common problem due to inadequate loading, causing pain and limited mobility. Femoral neck fractures are a common problem affecting the elderly, especially in cases of osteoporosis. Inguinal hernia is also a common condition and can also cause hip pain.
If the pain does not go away after a few days of rest, gets worse, affects daily activities, or is accompanied by swelling, redness or fever, it is important to see a specialist. Of course, even after an accident or injury, it is important to get a proper diagnosis and a personalised treatment plan so that you can return to your daily activities as soon as possible.

Fasciatherapy

Fasciytherapy

Physiotherapy

Spine health assessment

Spinetraining

Physical therapy is recommended for musculoskeletal disorders and pains affecting your child.
Such lesions, signs or complaints of pain may be the reason for the successful use of physiotherapy:
-Neglect
-Treatment of pain in the limbs accompanying growth with physiotherapy
-Physical therapy to support active, competitive sport
-Depressed shoulder
- Postural deformities, spinal fusion
-Donkey foot
-foot drop
-Obesity in which gentle physiotherapy successfully combats obesity without damaging the child's joints.

Problems often remain hidden for a very long time and only the scrupulous eye of an expert will not miss them. The sooner you come to us with your child, the sooner we can start physiotherapy, which will bring about a quality improvement in most lesions or pain. That's why it's important to have your child seen by a physiotherapist regularly, even when there are no complaints.

Our physiotherapists will work with your child according to age, ability and abilities, so that he or she can do the exercises in a fun, motivated and fun atmosphere, hidden in playful exercises.
The friendly personality of our physiotherapists guarantees that your child feels safe and relaxed.

Why is it important to assess your condition and treat any complaints?
As with adults, exercise is preceded by an assessment. During this assessment, the physiotherapist will make a full assessment of the child's condition and then design an optimal physiotherapy protocol for the child.

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Phisiotherapy

Komplex terápia a valóban hatékony és gyors gyógyulásért.
Ma már tudjuk hogy egy sérülésnél önmagában a pihentetés vagy épp a műtét nem vezet eredményre.
Minden mozgásszervi fájdalmat komplexen kell szemlélni és kezelni, ami a terület fizikális mobilizálásán mint nyújtások, valalmnit erősítésén túl szükséges úgynevezett fasciaterápiával kezelni. A két terápia tud együtt tudja garantálni a fájdalom megszűnését és tartós gyógyulást.

Első találkozáskor elvégzendő fizikális vizsgálatok, a panasz okának kitesztelése, manuális vizsgálat. Az eredmények ismeretében kapunk egy általános képet az Ön állapotáról, amely alapján kezelési protokollt állítunk össze személyre szabottan.

shockwave therapy

Shockwave therapy

The most effective treatment for arthritis and periarticular pain syndromes as a result of overuse or other static disorders in the case of bunions, heels, heel pain, plantar fasciitis, tennis and golf elbow, shoulder and shoulder pain, knee and hip complaints.
You can feel the benefits and pain relief after the first treatment. Mostly painless or with bearable pain. You should not experience pain greater than seven on a scale of one to ten during treatment. After a few treatments, you may become symptom-free even with stubborn pain.

For professional athletes, active sportsmen and women, it is particularly recommended to include in their training programme regular sport prevention training 2-3 times a week, which includes stretching, improving endurance, performance, muscle balance, stability and dynamism.

If you have a sports injury, don't hesitate to contact our colleagues!
Rehabilitation after surgery, accidents and sports injuries is a crucial part of training.
Three of the most common sports injuries are ankle ligament tears, Achilles tendon tears and hamstring tears, where training combined with physiotherapy elements strengthens the muscles, which take the load off the problematic, injured area to ensure joint stability.
With regular rehabilitation training, we can start to progressively load the injured joint after about 7-8 weeks.

Knee pain is a common complaint that can be caused by a number of things. One of the most common causes is cartilage wear in the knee joint, as we age the cartilage in the joints loses its elasticity, which can cause pain and stiffness.
Another common cause is rheumatoid arthritis, a systemic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation of the joints.
Knee joint involvement is also common in accidents and sports injuries, such as meniscus injuries or patella dislocation, which can cause severe pain and instability. This may also include ligamentous injuries such as ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) injuries. Often, overuse or repetitive movements can lead to tendinitis, which is inflammation of the tendons, or bursitis, which is inflammation of the small fluid-filled sacs that protect the joints.

It is important to consult a specialist if you have knee pain, especially if the pain is severe, persists or is accompanied by swelling and limited joint movement.

Shoulder and arm pain can be caused by a variety of reasons and can be of varying degrees of severity. The most common causes include a variety of muscle and joint problems that can develop from excessive strain or incorrect movements, such as rotator cuff injuries. Inflammation of the joints (arthritis) can cause significant pain and stiffness. A common problem is frozen shoulder syndrome, which is an inflammation and scarring of the joint capsule that can lead to a significant loss of range of motion and pain.
Nervous problems can also cause shoulder girdle and shoulder joint pain, one of the most common causes of which may be cervical spinal hernia. In this case, the disc in the cervical spine can put pressure on the nerves, causing pain radiating down the arm and fingers. Carpal tunnel syndrome is also a neurological problem, where pain is caused by compression of the median nerve. Direct or indirect trauma or accidents can often result in fractures and sprains.
If the pain is severe or comes on suddenly and does not go away, or if it is accompanied by other symptoms such as numbness, weakness, swelling or fever, it is important to consult a specialist for an accurate diagnosis so that you can receive appropriate personalised treatment.

Kinezio tape

Flossingtherapy

Massage performed by a physiotherapist, often known as therapeutic massage or rehabilitation massage, uses special massage techniques and methods to help patients recover from musculoskeletal problems, injuries or illnesses. Massage performed by a physiotherapist has several benefits:
Professional background: physiotherapists have special training in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, injuries and diseases. They have specialised training in massage therapy, including specialised physical therapy and physical therapy for musculoskeletal disorders.
Individualized therapy plan: the physiotherapist develops a massage therapy plan tailored to individual needs and problems, ensuring targeted and effective treatment.
Pain relief: massage by a physiotherapist can help relieve pain, reduce tension and spasms, and improve muscle flexibility and mobility.
Muscle relaxation and stiffness reduction: massage relaxes muscles, reduces stiffness and tension, and helps muscles relax and regenerate.
Improves blood circulation.
Anti-inflammatory: massage by a physiotherapist reduces inflammation and can help heal damaged tissues.
Mental and emotional wellbeing: massage not only provides physical wellbeing, but also mental and emotional wellbeing, reducing stress, anxiety and helping relaxation.
Improving musculoskeletal function: massage by a physiotherapist can help improve mobility and joint mobility, as well as restoring normal musculoskeletal function.
In summary, massage by a physiotherapist is an effective and therapeutic method for treating musculoskeletal problems, injuries and illnesses. The special training and professional background of physiotherapists enables them to provide patients with safe, effective and targeted massage treatment that promotes healing, pain relief and improved mobility.
During a massage by a physiotherapist, they use a variety of different massage strokes and techniques to help your patient recover from musculoskeletal problems, injuries or illnesses. Massage techniques used by our physiotherapist colleagues:
Effleurage: a smoothing, continuous hold that helps warm up muscles and prepare them for deeper treatment.
Petri massage: a kneading, gripping hold that targets the deeper layers of the muscles and helps to loosen muscles, reduce stiffness and tension.
Palpation and Friction: Intense, small circular movements that help to loosen fascia and treat scarring.
Vibration and Vibrate: gentle, rapid vibrating movements that can help relax muscles and relieve pain.
Stretching and mobilisation: sophisticated techniques designed to treat and improve musculoskeletal problems, stiffness or limited mobility.
Trigger point therapy: treating specific points in the muscles that cause pain, spasm or discomfort.
Lymphatic drainage: breathing and smoothing movements to help activate the lymphatic system and remove toxins and waste products.
Cupping: A technique that creates a vacuum and can help to relax fascia and muscles, improve circulation and relieve pain.
The therapeutic plan of massage by a physiotherapist and the techniques used are tailored to your needs.
The special training and professional background of our physiotherapists enables them to provide you with safe, effective and targeted massage treatment.

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Free Musculoskeletal Assessment at Balance Mozgás
We offer a free musculoskeletal screening if you:

Are experiencing pain

Or simply want to ensure your body is functioning well, without the risk of injury or surgery

Book your free assessment now!
This offer is valid until April 15, 2025.

Our offer also extends to those who have trusted us in the past 12 years, chose Balance Mozgás, recovered, and now wish to come in for a check-up.
Let your musculoskeletal health be long-lasting and sustainable!

Who is this for?
✅ For those currently experiencing symptoms such as:

Lower back pain, lumbago, sciatica

Neck pain, shoulder stiffness

Suspected disc herniation or spinal disc issues

Headaches or migraines with musculoskeletal origin

Hip, knee, or ankle joint pain

Shoulder joint problems, frozen shoulder

Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow

Postural problems, poor posture

Sports injuries, overuse injuries

Joint degeneration, wear-and-tear conditions

Post-rehabilitation check-up

Scoliosis, Scheuermann’s disease

Tendonitis, trigger points

Vertebral slippage, spinal instability

✅ And also for those who are currently pain-free but:

Work a sedentary job

Play sports and want to prevent injury

Would like an overall picture of their physical condition

Value prevention and body awareness

Are former clients of ours, have recovered, and would like a free follow-up check

What does the assessment include?
✔️ A full musculoskeletal evaluation
✔️ Detailed consultation about your lifestyle, workload, and habits
✔️ Mobility, stability, and muscle balance testing
✔️ Personalized recommendations for next steps
✔️ Therapy or treatment referrals if needed

Participants will receive a 10% discount on any recommended therapy or treatment packages.

Why should you book now?
It’s free and comes with no obligations

Helps identify potential issues early

Supports conscious, healthy movement patterns

Lays the foundation for long-term physical health

You’ll receive personalized attention – you are our focus

Scar treatment - more than aesthetics
Scars left behind after surgery, injuries or burns not only leave a mark on the surface of the skin - they can also cause tension, pain and limited mobility in the deeper tissue layers.

The aim of manual scar treatment is to:

improve the elasticity of the scar,

reduce pain, stretching or numbness,

and restore movement to the surrounding tissue.

Scar treatment uses gentle but targeted manipulation to mobilise connective tissue, releasing adhesions and promoting natural healing.