×Thank you for your referral.
While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. Given the information you have provided, we would advise you contact your GP to discuss these symptoms. This referral has been rejected at this time. If your GP feels it is appropriate they can refer direct to physiotherapy.
We are unable to process this referral and you will require a referral directly from your GP. Apologies for the inconvenience
Thank you for your referral.
While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. Given the recent history of trauma and deformity, swelling or bruising, we are unable to process this referral. We would advise you attend your local A&E department for an assessment of your symptoms and to exclude a significant injury.
Thank you for your referral.
While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. Given the symptoms you are reporting, we are unable to accept this referral and we recommend you discuss these symptoms with your GP.
Thank you for your referral.
While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. Given the symptoms you have described we are unable to process this referral. We would advise you discuss your symptoms with your GP prior to referring to physiotherapy.
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Although it’s rare, the symptoms you have reported could be a sign of a serious condition called cauda equina syndrome. This can lead to permanent damage and disability. We are therefore unable to process this referral and would recommend you immediately call 111 to discuss your symptoms.
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While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. As you have described significant weakness, we would advise you contact your GP urgently to discuss these symptoms. This referral has been rejected at this time.
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The musculoskeletal service does not manage pregnant patients with back/pelvic pain or patients with back/pelvic pain less than three months following child birth. Pregnant patients or patients who have recently given birth (less than 3 months ago) are managed by the Women’s Health Physiotherapy team. This team does not accept self-referral and you need a referral direct from your GP. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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Self-referral to physiotherapy is only available for patients over the age of 17. Patients 16 and under can access the paediatric physiotherapy service via their GP.
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While physiotherapy is appropriate for the majority of people, there some exceptions that we would ask that you see a Doctor first. Given the information you have provided, we would advise you contact your GP to discuss these symptoms as pain at the site of metalwork is an exclusion criteria for the physiotherapy service. This referral has therefore been rejected at this time. If your GP feels it is appropriate they can refer direct to physiotherapy.