This is the strength redevelopment phase where we're gonna introduce more dynamic, active motions with regaining full range of motion.
Read MoreShoulder pain. It is an affliction many of us suffer from. Whether it is sports-related or due to joint overuse, shoulder pain is a part of many of our lives. However, there are ways to manage it. This management will be our topic of discussion today.
Read MoreCarpel Tunnel Syndrome is caused by entrapment of the medial nerve. The median nerve exits the brachial plexus and travels down the arm into the forearm wrist and hand.
So common symptoms to feel with this, whether it's entrapped in the elbow region or forearm or wrist is pain in that region in the forearm, into the fingers one to four, pins and needles in the same area which leads to loss of sensation, temperature and touch and weakness. So in more severe cases, you have motor impairment and some wasting of the muscles in the thumbs.
Read MoreIncreasing strength & allowing recovery time between exercise bouts will optimize the body's adaptation to new activities & help prevent overuse injuries.
Read MoreQuadriceps strains occur when the muscle fibers in one of the four quad muscles are stretched excessively. The best way to reduce your risk of experiencing a quadricep strain is to strengthen your quad muscles. Physiotherapy can help you manage the symptoms associated with quad strains and return to the activities you love quickly!
Read MoreHeadaches and migraines are very common issues in the population and can lead to individuals missing work or activities due to symptoms.
Physiotherapy has been shown to help reduce the symptoms, intensity and duration of primary and secondary headaches.
Read MoreHamstring injury is a common sport injury that can cause loss of training and competition time for athletes.
If you’ve experienced a hamstring strain, physiotherapy can help get you back to what you love doing! Reduce the chance of hamstring re-injury by trying out some of these exercises, and as always reach out to us any time you experience pain or injury.
Read MorePlantar Fasciitis is a common overuse injury that causes pain in the heel and along the bottom of the foot.
The fascia can become irritated for several reasons, but physiotherapy can help get you back to doing the activities you love with less pain!
Read MoreGluteal tendinopathy, also known as greater trochanteric pain, causes pain in the lateral side of the hip that increases with repetitive activities.
It can be a real pain in the butt, but don’t worry, we are here to help!
Read MorePainful conditions of the shoulder are the third leading musculoskeletal complaint in primary care, with a prevalence as high as 26%.
But the good news is that we have a solution! Physiotherapy + exercise!
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