Adhesive Capsulitis or more commonly known by Frozen Shoulder (FS), is considered a musculoskeletal condition, with 3-5% being affected in the general population. It has a significant impact on the
Chronic Low Back Pain can be very disabling to an individual and affects their very functional, psychological, and social wellbeing with having a tremendous impact on society from healthcare costs to personal life with a loss of productivity.
An ankle sprain is a common injury sustained by individuals participating in recreational sports and physical activities. Strains and sprains are a more common type of injury followed by fractures in lower extremities.
Have you been diagnosed with having Osteoarthritis in the Hip or Knee and are suffering from pain and inactivity? Do you have pain, swelling or stiffness in a joint with having an X-ray report saying you have Arthritis?
Do you experience an annoying feeling of “heaviness or bulge” in the vaginal area or a “pressure” between vagina and anus or pelvis?
It is usually a part of a range of clinical conditions caused by Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, the vaginal bulging, a symptom of Pelvic Organ Prolapse.
Pelvic pain is one of the common conditions yet a complex problem that can affect both men and women. Pelvic pain is a pain or discomfort that is present between your lower abdomen from the belly button to the groin area. They could be symptoms of pain arising from the reproductive, urinary, digestive, and musculoskeletal systems.
Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD) or Whiplash Injury is the word most commonly used for pain or symptoms after a motor vehicle accident.It usually describes pain and symptoms, which are a broader range and physiotherapy can help manage and treat.
Neck pain is one of the most common reasons people see a healthcare provider, and most of the time, the first line of approach is medication, imaging, specialist referral etc.
Pain is a normal response to our body’s threat or perceived threat signals, and its specific purpose is to protect us. But what if the normal protection response becomes a danger signal to our brain, making it a persistent pain.
