Tendonitis Treatment in Melbourne

What Is Tendonitis?
Tendonitis happens when a tendon becomes irritated or inflamed. This usually occurs from repeated movements, poor posture, or overuse of a muscle. Sometimes, age-related wear and tear or sudden injuries can also trigger tendonitis. You might notice:
- Pain that worsens with movement
- Swelling or warmth near a joint
- Stiffness after rest
- Difficulty lifting, walking, or gripping
- Clicking or snapping near the tendon
Common Causes of Tendonitis
- Repetitive movements in sport or work
- Muscle weakness or poor body mechanics
- A sudden increase in physical activity
- Ageing tissues that lose flexibility
- Poor posture over long periods

How Physiotherapy Helps Tendonitis
Physiotherapy is one of the most effective ways to manage tendonitis. It focuses on reducing inflammation, improving movement, and rebuilding strength around the tendon. Whether your case is recent or ongoing, a tailored physio program can help ease pain and restore function.
- Gentle movement exercises
- Stretching to relieve stiffness
- Strength training for nearby muscles
- Education on posture and daily habits
- Hands-on therapy to release tension
- Previous injuries that didn’t heal fully
Hip Tendonitis: What You Should Know
One of the most common areas we treat is the hip. Hip tendonitis therapies focus on easing pain and helping you move more freely again. This condition often causes pain when walking, climbing stairs, or getting up from a chair. It can feel like a deep ache in the front, side, or back of your hip. We help with:
- Post-surgery rehab for hip tendons
- Gluteal tendonitis
- Hamstring tendon issues
- Hip flexor tendonitis

What to Expect in Your Treatment Plan
At Go Run Go Physio, we begin every session with a full assessment. We look at your movement, posture, muscle strength, and pain points to understand how the tendon is affected.
- Short-term strategies to manage pain and reduce load
- A progression of strength and stability exercises
- Tips on modifying daily activity without stopping completely
- Guidance on how to prevent flare-ups in the future