Frozen Shoulder Exercises
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 29th Feb 2016
Frozen Shoulder Exercises aim to reduce pain, increase extensibility of the capsule, and improve strength of the rotator cuff muscles....
Frozen Shoulder
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 26th Feb 2016
Frozen shoulder (also called adhesive capsulitis) is a common disorder that causes pain, stiffness and loss of normal range of motion in the shoulder....
Slipped Disk
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 18th Feb 2016
A slipped disk is a cartilaginous disc between vertebrae in the spine that is displaced or partly protruding, pressing on nearby nerves and causing back pain or sciatica....
10 Ways to Exercise Hands and Fingers
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 12th Feb 2016
Our hands and fingers are out to use in almost every activity that we do in our daily life. Yet, sometimes we feel stiffness in our fingers and our hands....
Common Running Injuries Treated Using Kinesiology Tape
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 8th Feb 2016
Running injuries usually happen when you push yourself too hard, wear the wrong shoes, or run with incorrect posture. Unfortunately, as runners, we all manage to overdo it from time to time....
The Towel Handgrip
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 4th Feb 2016
If you have ever been to a physical therapist, then you know how your PT will likely prescribe specific exercises for you to do at home. Your home exercise program is an important part of your rehab, and it may help speed your recovery....
The Physiology of Injury
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 21st Jan 2016
Physiotherapy treatment is an instrumental tool in keeping us healthy. Just like your car, our bodies need regular maintenance to perform optimally, Physiotherapy improves strength, balance, mobility, and overall fitness as well as injury prevention....
Occupational overuse syndrome (OOS)
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 20th Jan 2016
Occupational overuse syndrome (OOS) is caused by repetitive movements or awkward postures....
Ease your knee pain
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 15th Jan 2016
Nearly everyone has experienced knee pain. Whether it’s caused by arthritis, excessive foot pronation or overuse of the muscles that protect this vulnerable joint, our knees take a knocking....
Physiotherapy in Arthritis
- Posted by Manisha Sinha
- 11th Jan 2016
A physiotherapist can help you to understand what happens to your joints and muscles when you have arthritis. Understanding your arthritis will help you to manage its effects....