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Marine LEHN
11/10/2026

Service with these guys is amazing. Super professional and Georgia was excellent at treatment. Thank you!

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Gemma Peters
28/09/2026

Always have great sessions with Georgia, she is very hands on and very knowledgeable about her work making sure to address every area of the injury/issue. Always walk away feeling so much better after seeing Georgia, highly recommend her clinic.

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Claire Carlson
24/09/2026

I’ve been seeing Georgia at Flexi Fit Physio for 5+ years and couldn’t recommend her highly enough! She has helped me through stress and tension management, and a few injures over the years. Georgia is incredibly knowledgeable, friendly and genuinely great at what she does. Her treatment isn’t for the faint- hearted! 😂 Thankfully, our chats are a great distraction while she puts me through it. I always leave feeling so much better, and I really appreciate the care, knowledge and support she’s given me over the years. A fantastic physio and an absolute legend! ❤️

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Phil Klitscher
26/08/2026

I cannot express how grateful I am to Georgia and the team at FlexiFit. Georgia is the first practitioner I have ever seen who has said "I can't fix you, but I can help you manage it". The irony - she is the first one who has lead me to genuine improvement. Georgia actually understood the musculoskeletal mechanics of what I was experiencing. It meant she didn't make empty promises, but also guided me on a path that lead to discovering and treating an underlying issue that was there all along. Thank you!

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Tessa and Georgia are amazing physiotherapists. I can’t recommend them highly enough! They’ve helped me through a variety of injuries, joint pains, strains and other issues, and every time I’ve felt like I’m in great hands. They’re incredibly friendly, genuinely care about their patients, and always go out of their way to try to find an appointment that works for you. What really stands out is how well they get to know you, your body and what your body actually needs, rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. I’ve always felt listened to, understood and supported throughout my treatment. If you’re looking for a physiotherapist who truly cares and knows what they’re doing, I’d definitely recommend them!

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Suzy Que
25/08/2026

I've been going to FlexiFit for a while and have found both Georgia and Tess incredible and super friendly. I always leave feeling so recharged, they know exactly what to do and where I need the most help. Highly recommend!

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Hazel
31/07/2026

Flexifit were recommended to me and I can’t believe I didn’t find them sooner! Georgia and Tessa both provide the highest level of care and support to manage your needs. Both so knowledgeable and experienced assisting with migraines and injuries - they go above and beyond. In a convenient location with parking, and with a seamless appointment process, this is a physio practice that you can rely on. Highly recommend.

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Georgia is INCREDIBLE! Not only is she highly skilled and knowledgeable, she also goes out of her way to fit me in if I need an appointment quickly. I’ve lost count of how many people I’ve referred to Georgia. I truly can’t recommend her enough!

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Christal Z
19/06/2026

Georgia and Tessa were referred to me by a friend and I’m so glad they did! They’re incredibly knowledgeable, responsive and genuinely care about what they do. I started seeing them to help manage migraines and neck pains that I would get pretty frequently. I remember feeling quite nervous as I’d never been to a physio before, but I knew as soon as I started talking to them I was in safe hands! They really took the time to understand my situation, explained things clearly and it’s all made a huge difference. I simply cannot recommend them enough! :)

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sarah hobaiter
31/05/2026

The best sister duo on the northern beaches ! I love going there as it’s both physically therapeutic and healing but also somehow we end up having therapy session discussions ahahahhahaha ! So for me it’s a win win and could not but highly recommend their amazing service !

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Everything You Need to Know about the Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Sometimes the median nerve encounters compression when it goes through the hand. This physical condition is known as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or CTS. The median nerve is located on the palm of the hand, which creates a sensation in the thumb, index finger, partial ring finger, and long finger. It is responsible for instilling impulses in the muscles going to the thumb. CTS can happen on any hand. In some cases, swelling in the wrist makes compression in CTS. As an outcome, one may feel numbness, weakness, and tingling on the side of the hand near the thumb. Many people suffering from CTS tend to visit quality physios on the Northern Beaches. If you want to delve into the details about CTS, such as definition, causes, identification of CTS, and treatments, you need to keep reading this post!

What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or CTS?

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or CTS is a health condition that runs down the front of the forearm. It runs through a tunnel in the wrist where it is being compressed. Such compression causes pain, numbness, or tingling. Generally, overloading the wrist, and wrist fractures or pregnancy can create such a situation. CTS is a common compressive neuropathy that engages the arms. people belonging to some specific occupations are prone to develop CTS more than other people. It has a prevalence of 3 to 4% and it is most common between the ages of 40 to 60. Women are more likely to develop CTS than men.

What may Cause CTS?

You may feel pain in the carpal tunnel because of the extreme pressure on the median nerve. Inflammation causes swelling and sometimes it can prevent blood from flowing. A few common conditions reported by CTS patients are:

  • Diabetes
  • Fluid retention during pregnancy or menopause
  • Autoimmune disorders including rheumatoid arthritis
  • Thyroid dysfunction
  • High blood pressure
  • Fractures or trauma to the wrist

The situation can further deteriorate if the wrist is continuously overextended. Repetition of motion of your wrist causes contribution to swell and compression of the median nerve. Some reasons working behind CTS are:

  • Placing your wrists at the time of using the mouse or keyboard
  • Long-time exposure to vibrations from using hand tools or power tools
  • Repented body movement that can overextend wrist (for instance playing piano or typing something on keyboard)

How to Detect CTS?

A few things should be considered while assessing a patient for CTS:

  • Medical history of the patient
  • Clinical symptoms
  • Changes in dimensions of the hands
  • Scan
  • Boston Carpal Tunnel Questionnaire or BCQT

When it comes to assessing CTS, Electrography or ENG must be considered. It is a nerve conduction study, which identifies CTS accurately. It shows the size and character and determines the different stages of the disease. This method is based on examining the median nerve and the muscle groups it innervates as CTS sometimes comes with a remarkable reduction in muscle performance and strength. Ultrasound imagery has lower sensitivity than ENG. It is faster and cheaper than ENG. but it cannot beat ENG in terms of perfection.

Available Treatments for CTS

Manual Therapy

Scientists found the utilisation of manual treatment on different pieces of the hand and wrist can assist with further developing the side effects connected with CTS.

Neuromobilisation

Specialists that evaluated physiotherapy viability on CTS clients – express that members with CTS had diminished middle nerve versatility. This absence of versatility originates from the flexor retinaculum (sheath across the wrist) that packs the middle nerve as well as their veins. This pressure over the long run can prompt the development of edema and scar tissue which diminishes the portability of adjoining tissues further. Inside these examinations, genuinely higher nerve versatility was found in those members who had CTS and had gotten brain preparation treatment.

Yoga-based Intervention

Remarkably, yoga can be a helpful treatment for CTS. The system was completed for quite a long time and comprised of extending, reinforcing, and adjusting the upper appendages alongside unwinding yoga strategies. The outcomes reasoned that those in the yoga bunch had genuinely critical enhancements in both agony scores and hold strong as well as giving more negative Phalen’s indication on nerve testing following the yoga system. The creators recommended that extending might assist with alleviating strain in the wrist, a further developed stance might decrease discontinuous pressure, and further developing the bloodstream might have the chemically affected nerve.

Apart from these, some exercises can also help you get rid of CTS. If you are suffering from this health issue, please contact FlexiFit Physiotherapy,  Northern Beaches experienced physios servicing suburbs like Cromer, Narrabeen, Dee Why and Collaroy. Our personalised treatment options may help you recover sooner or enable a healthier lifestyle enduring less pain.

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