3 Simple Signs of Shoulder Impingement
The phrase “shoulder impingement” is often used as an umbrella term for many different types of shoulder pain. It refers to the irritation or trapping of varying structures - musculotendonous or bursal in between the top of the humerus (arm bone) and beneath the tip of the acromion (edge of the shoulder blade. ) Its quite difficult to determine this type of pain from early frozen shoulder or even pain referred from the neck.
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Myofascial Trigger Points - Helping to Unravel the mystery of pain
There are many ways to place your body under stress. This can occur as a macrotrauma (e.g. whiplash, road traffic accident, sports injury, surgery) or microtrauma (e.g. prolonged poor posture) which itself can be contributed to by emotional stress and tension.
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How come everyone has Tennis Elbow?
As stated in our previous article, people in the medical field tend to have a preference for certain diagnoses when it comes to certain locations of the body. This is true for the elbow with the majority of patients being told that they suffer from tennis elbow. This condition shares broad similarities to other conditions that effect the elbow so it is wise that you seek a physiotherapist for a thorough examination and management plan.
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How Gut Health Can Influence Pain?
Gut health is a topic drawing increased interest in the medical community over the last few decades. The gut is no longer considered a tube through which food passes in the body. The gut is considered an ‘organ’ due to its complexity and significance to overall health.


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Why do physiotherapists examine your skin?
Physiotherapists examine the skin to help identify areas of weakness and tension. We then use a treatment plan that is most appropriate for you. (You're welcome.) https://www.iphysio.sg/article....s/why-do-physiothera

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