physiotherapist

If your problem is actually flexibility, a physiotherapist or a personal trainer that's experienced with e.g.

Why be a dentist, an optometrist, a physiotherapist, etc when you can just be a GP?

They need short term pain meds to allow them to do physiotherapist guided exercise.

No, based on my definition, the best manual spinal manipulator you know is a semi-qualified physiotherapist who trades under the chiropractic brand.

Then I saw a physiotherapist and he said there's no problem I just need to do some stretching.

My physiotherapist seems to be very experienced and pretty much right about everything.

For instance if you see a physiotherapist he or she might do the right things but only 1/10 as much as you need.

I paid for one hour with a physiotherapist, who basically took one look at me.

I'd recommend a physiotherapist and/or a personal trainer you are very sure knows squats properly.

Those stretches were provided by a physiotherapist, and worked very well.

Found a physiotherapist who did MAT (muscle activation technique) and he managed to work out some adhesions in the upper part of my left hand.

Secondly go to a experienced physiotherapist,(only if your general practitioner has said you should go to one)she/he will figure out what is wrong with your back.

I'd also add that there's potential to hurt yourself more, so I'd rewrite the parent comment as "you should also see a physiotherapist."

Along with "am I meeting with my physiotherapist today?", and "arrange an appointment with my doctor, physiotherapist and partner" at which point Siri creates the appointment in the calendar and sends an email invite to the parties mentioned.