Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) in Grand-Saconnex

Understanding and treating musculoskeletal pain

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) encompass all pain and dysfunction affecting muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, and nerves.

At On Therapy, we offer personalized care to identify the cause of your pain and help you regain comfortable and effective movement.


What is a musculoskeletal disorder?

A musculoskeletal disorder corresponds to an injury of the locomotor system, which can lead to:

Musculoskeletal disorders can appear gradually or as a result of trauma.


What are the causes?

Musculoskeletal disorders can be related to:

Often, several factors are combined.


What are the most common disorders?

The most common MSDs include:

Each disorder requires specific analysis.


A cause-based approach to the problem

At On Therapy, we don't just treat the pain, but especially its origin. The evaluation includes:

This allows for appropriate and effective treatment to be proposed.


Treatments offered

Support for MSDs may include:

This combined approach allows for sustainable results.


An active and progressive approach

Treatment of musculoskeletal disorders relies on:

The goal is to make you independent and prevent relapses.


TMS and daily or professional activity

Musculoskeletal disorders can be related:

We also support you with practical advice for adapting your environment and habits.


What results can be expected?

With appropriate support, you can:


Why choose On Therapy?

At On Therapy in Grand-Saconnex, we offer modern, personalized physiotherapy, focused on understanding movement and providing practical solutions.


To make an appointment

Do you suffer from musculoskeletal pain?

Schedule an appointment at On Therapy in Grand-Saconnex for a personalized evaluation.

What is a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD)?

It is an injury to the muscles, joints, or tendons causing pain and limited range of motion.

Can musculoskeletal disorders disappear?

Yes, with appropriate support, they can be reduced or even disappear.

Is rest necessary for MSDs?

Not necessarily. An active approach with adapted exercises is often more effective.

Is physiotherapy effective for MSDs?

Yes, it allows us to address the root cause of the problem and achieve lasting results.