Pain Basics PART 1: Pain is an alarm system
All of us have experienced pain at some point in our lives. While it’s a horrible experience, it’s an inevitable part of being human. But what exactly is pain? The …
All of us have experienced pain at some point in our lives. While it’s a horrible experience, it’s an inevitable part of being human. But what exactly is pain? The …
Rotator cuff injuries are something which we commonly see in our physiotherapy clinic. A lot of people reading this may have heard the term “rotator cuff” or know somebody who …
Delayed Onset of Muscle Soreness (DOMS) What is DOMS? It is the term used to describe the pain and muscle stiffness experienced, 24-48 hours after high intensity, unaccustomed exercise, although symptoms …
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) is the most common cause of vertigo, or dizziness. The sensation of vertigo is brought on due to a problem in the inner ear – …
Have you ever been out in public and noticed somebody with a hump on their upper back or lower neck? Or even worse, have you noticed it on yourself and wondered …
Ask yourself this simple question. Would your current health and/or injury be improved if you lost weight? Please be honest!! For some people, and some conditions, the answer will be “no”. However, …
Acute Wry Neck Acute wry neck usually effects pre-teens to young adults, with a greater ratio of females to males. It usually has a sudden onset, with the nature of …
The word “migraine” immediately stimulates a certain thought or emotion in most people. To some, it triggers a feeling of dread, as a migraineur (migraine sufferer) who experiences severe symptoms …
Has your sporty, active child been complaining of heel pain? Have you noticed them limping, or not getting involved in sport as fully as they normally would? Are they …
In a world where we all seem to be spending more time sitting in front of computers, poor posture over a period of time can contribute to neck, shoulder and …