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4 Common Injuries For Tennis Players

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With the second week of Wimbledon now underway, and some exciting tennis matches having already been played, no doubt there are many of you out there keen to demonstrate your own sporting prowess on the tennis courts this summer. But, as with any physical activity, it’s important to know what the risks are and what […]

What To Do About Tennis Elbow

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If you’re experiencing pain around the outside of your elbow joint, it’s possible that you might have developed tennis elbow, which is caused by inflammation in the tendons (the cords that connect muscle to bone). The condition can be caused by activities that involve gripping objects and repeatedly twisting the wrist and forearm, such as […]

Pregnancy-Associated Osteoporosis: Can Physio Help?

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Physical changes are an expected part of pregnancy, including everything from morning sickness and swelling to back pain, abdominal separation, skin and hair changes, heartburn, pelvic girdle pain and so on.  One rare complication, however, is pregnancy-associated osteoporosis, where bones fracture easily around the time you give birth. Osteoporosis is where the bones start to […]

AI-Powered Insoles Could Help Prevent Sports Injuries!

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Keeping active and getting regular exercise is important for our general health and wellbeing, but it doesn’t come without associated risks and sports injuries are by no means uncommon. Research from the University of Bath shows although serious injury risks from the majority of sports and other forms of exercise are “astonishingly” small, it’s still […]

How Massage Therapy Can Help With Osteotomy

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In some circumstances, if you’re experiencing pain and instability in your joints (perhaps because of conditions like osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, bow legs or scoliosis), osteotomy may be a necessary course of action, where bones are surgically cut to allow for realignment. This procedure is typically carried out in order to relieve arthritic pain (particularly in […]