Hamstring Injuries
Hamstring muscle strains are a common injury in sports, especially those that involve sprinting, bending down and turning and as athletes get older.
Hamstring muscle strains are a common injury in sports, especially those that involve sprinting, bending down and turning and as athletes get older.
Having reduced bone strength makes a person more susceptible to suffering a fracture from forces that usually would not cause a bone to break eg: falling over. Our bone density is measured via a DEXA scan* and, if it falls below 2.5 standard deviations below the mean (average) for the 20 year olds, then we are diagnosed as having osteoporosis.
Tags: osteoporosis, osteopenia, exercise, physiotherapy
TMD describes a variety of conditions related to the jaw, jaw joint (temporomandibular joint- TMJ), and surrounding facial muscles that control chewing and moving the jaw.
Tags: jaw pain, temporomandibular joint, TMJ / TMD, physiotherapy
Hip OA is a common form of arthritis resulting in structural failure of the hip (femoro-acetabular) joint and functional failure of the surrounding muscles.
Tags: hip pain, osteoarthritis, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy
The iliotibial band is a thick band of tendinous tissue that runs from the top of the pelvis (Ilium), down the outside of the thigh, and attaches to both the tibia and fibula beneath the knee.
Tags: itbfs, iliotibial band friction syndrome, knee pain, physiotherapy
At this time of the year we find ourselves making the most of the weather with ocean swimming events, triathlons and just cooling off with pool based exercise. Over summer, Physiotherapists and coaches see increasing numbers of those limited in their performance or in some cases completely unable to continue their swim training due to shoulder pain.
Tags: swimmers shoulder, shoulder pain, physiotherapy, shoulder strengthening
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