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Treatment of Conditions
Our Physio practice identifies and monitors regression, and implements tiered, actionable steps to slow the decline in physical condition. To distinguish acute symptoms from chronic pain conditions. Read about our Physiotherapists’ approach to treating and investigating conditions and injuries in the articles below. These articles focus on damaging the underlying structures, which can be muscles, bones, ligaments, joints, or nerves.
Muscle Conditions
A muscle strain is the stretching or tearing of muscle fibers. Most muscle strains happen for one of two reasons: either the muscle has been stretched beyond its limits or it has been forced to contract too strongly.
Related articles:
Muscle Spasm and Cramps | Torn Muscle | Calf muscle tear or strain | Muscle Pain | Tendinopathy, Tendinosis, Tendinitis
Joint Conditions
A joint is a connection of two bones. Everywhere in our body where two bones meet, a joint is formed. Damaging a joint can affect very important structures that support and hold the joint’s two connecting surfaces together.
Related articles:
Joint Pain
Ligament Conditions
Ligaments are the connective tissues that help to hold your joints in the correct position and resist excessive movement – they attach bone to bone on either side of a joint to provide stability. Torn ligament pain depends on the injured structure within the joint.
Related articles:
Torn Ligament
Bone Conditions
We work with a network of orthopaedic surgeons and treat fractures before surgical intervention is necessary. Most fractures occur from direct trauma. In cases where you are unsure, we (physiotherapists) examine you to determine if a bone is cracked, broken or splintered
Related articles:
Bone Fractures
Nerve Conditions
Nerve pain (Neuralgia) is pain that is caused by damage or disease affecting the power cables of the body. These power cables control your body’s movement and communication. The pains comes from problems with signals from these power cables. Abnormal sensations like burning, pins & needles and numbness usually point to a nerve injury.
Related articles:
Nerve Pain | Sciatic Nerve Pain | Brachial Plexus Injury
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Chronic Conditions
Living with a chronic condition means monitoring your health closely. We help you identify signs of regression and provide expert medical care to slow it down. Whether it’s maintaining joint mobility or distinguishing “usual” from “new” pain, we are here to reduce secondary complications and keep you as active as possible.
Long-term pathologies require a proactive strategy to maintain a functional baseline. Our practice provides clinical support to identify regression and implement tiered, actionable steps to slow physical decline. We assist patients in distinguishing acute symptoms from chronic pain, ensuring they maintain optimal mobility
