Muscle Pain
Muscle pain from tears to cramps. Here are a few ways in which a muscle reacts to injury and stiffness. Muscle tears, strains, cramps, spasms, stiffness...
Groin injury
A groin injury is common, comprising 2 to 5 percent of all sports injuries. The groin’s complex anatomy presents multiple opportunities for strains, sprains, tears, overstretching, and overuse injury to the structures in your inner thigh. The groin area is made up of a complex and interconnected construction of bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and other soft tissue located in the lower abdomen, upper thighs, and urogenital area.
Hip Labrum Tear
Hip Labral tears affect the labrum, a ring of cartilage that surrounds the acetabulum. The hard cartilage that stabilizes the hip joint is vulnerable to tear.
Calcaneal bursitis
Are you running out of shoe options because of [...]
Lower back muscle injury
Muscular lower back pain is any pain in the lumbar [...]
Medical Aid Physiotherapist
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Lyno Therapy
Do you have to stop exercising or training every [...]
Shoulder blade muscle pain
Do you have an annoying pain behind your shoulder [...]
Ankle sprain
Torn ankle ligaments can be quite painful to walk on. We explain in depth Lateral Ankle Sprain, Cracks in the ankle bones, Degree of Ankle ligament tears, Stages of Physiotherapy treatment and when Surgery is necessary. We are the Ankle Experts.
Bone fractures
Bone fractures of the clavicle (collarbone) or femur (thighbone). How bones heal and repair. We explain the stages of healing & your Physiotherapist treatment program after a fracture.