Physiotherapy
When to see a physiotherapist for knee pain:
Acupuncture for fertility has emerged as a promising and natural approach for couples struggling to conceive. Harnessing the power of ancient healing techniques, acupuncture offers a holistic solution to address the underlying causes of infertility. This traditional Chinese therapy aims to regulate hormones, improve reproductive function, and reduce stress levels by stimulating specific points in the
Can acupuncture help with a balance problem? If you are struggling with a balance problem, acupuncture may be a potential solution. Acupuncture has been proven to treat a wide range of medical conditions, including balance problems. In fact, research has shown that acupuncture treatment has helped improve the balance dysfunction of stroke patients. When our bodies are
Deep tissue massage is a popular treatment choice for people who suffer from muscle tension and soreness. This type of massage uses deep, slow strokes to target the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. While it can be more intense than other types of massage, deep tissue massage can offer significant relief for chronic pain and tension. Deep tissue
Pre-surgery physiotherapy is primarily to begin to strengthen the muscles for better outcomes post-surgery and a faster recovery. By putting in the work and priming the muscles and joints prior to surgery, the motor patterns are already engrained, so that post-surgery exercises have a head start. Exercises from physio can also help boost lung and
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Sacroiliac Pain Your sacroiliac (SI) joint is a big joint at the bottom of your spine. SI joint problems cause a different type of low back pain. You may feel this pain in your buttock or the back of your thigh. Chiropractors treat this type of pain with chiropractic adjustment. The chiropractor might also teach
How to avoid “traveller’s thrombosis” or “economy class syndrome”? When sitting for long periods of time, the risk of thrombosis increases. This serious condition is also known as “traveller’s thrombosis” or “economy class syndrome” and refers to a blood clot formation in the deep leg veins caused by prolonged sitting with bent legs and restricted