Knee Pain
Knee pain is common and here is part of an extract of current discussions on evidence on treatment of one source of knee pain in the middle-aged and elderly people. The knee pain is associated with degenerative mensical lesions in the middle-aged and elderly person ...
Knee Pain
Common causes of knee pain are well described on our NHS website as you can see from the knee assessment chart a knee pain is more challenging to assess and treat. It is because knees can be highly sensitive to pain and slow careful exercises which do not irritate...
Neuromotor stimulation can be used as part of rehabilitation and weakened muscle
Shoulder injuries, knee injuries ankle injuries, shin splints, muscular cramps and spasms, gluteal This is the future and you will see that exercise and tissue repair is much more complex and the way we approach muscular – tendon – ligaments ...
Shock Wave Treatment For Chronic Conditions such as Plantar Fascitis
Shock wave treatment has been developed for conditions such as plantar fasciitis – shoulder rotator cuff – tennis elbow –Achilles tendonpathy – acupuncture shock-wave therapy – trigger point treatment – hip pain associated with tendons – iliotibial band pain – low back muscular pain from tight muscles – shoulder pain associated with rotator cuff and biceps tendon. Tennis and golfers elbow trochanteric bursitis
A Knee Injury from Skiing – Patella Dislocation
Getting a knee injury when skiing is a rather common. A friend injuried his knee when skiing by dislocating his knee cap (patella) skiing in France. The Doctors immediately took x-rays and gave him a full leg brace. His knee was hugely swollen so taking my advice he iced it regularly for 10 minutes every hour using the free ice snow from outside. The swelling reduced and he walked carefully around with his knee brace and I gave him simple safe isometric knee exercises to try to stop the quadriceps from atrophying or wasting. He had dislocated his patella and here is Everything you Need to know about Patella Dislocation Video