At Gauri’s Physio Fitness, we understand how upper back pain can disrupt your posture, breathing, focus, and daily comfort. Whether it’s caused by poor posture, muscle tension, or spinal imbalances, our expert physiotherapy programs are designed to relieve stiffness, reduce pain, and help you stand tall again—safely, naturally, and without dependency on painkillers.
We know upper back pain often comes with confusion—“Is it posture?”, “Is it stress?”, “Is it something serious?” At Gauri’s Physio Fitness, our trained physiotherapists decode the cause, explain your condition in simple terms, and walk with you every step of your healing journey—with compassion, clarity, and care.
It’s often due to poor posture, prolonged sitting, or weak muscles in the upper back and shoulders
Yes. Stress can cause muscles to tense up, especially around the shoulder blades and upper spine, leading to persistent pain.
Absolutely. Posture correction is one of our core focus areas and shows excellent results when combined with strengthening.
Many clients feel relief within 2–4 weeks of regular physiotherapy, though full correction may take a bit longer depending on severity.
Yes. Incorrect sitting posture or lack of movement over long hours can lead to muscle fatigue and stiffness.
Yes. Deep breathing can improve rib and thoracic mobility and reduce muscle tension—especially if you're dealing with stress-related pain.
Not always. In most cases, a clinical evaluation by a physiotherapist is enough. Imaging is recommended only when needed.
No, but you may need to modify your routine. Our team guides you with safe alternatives to keep your body moving.
Yes. Tightness in the upper back can cause referred pain or tension into the neck, shoulders, or even arms.
Build strong back and shoulder muscles, maintain good posture, stretch regularly, and avoid staying in one position for too long.
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