Physiotherapy

Knee Osteoarthritis

Written by Mohamad Knee Osteoarthritis, what is it?Have you ever heard someone say ‘My knee is bone on bone’ or ‘my knee has no cartilage left’? Ifso, they are probably referring to a condition called Osteoarthritis – a condition where thecushioning between the bones of the knee has been reduced due to normal age-related changes

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Ankle Sprain Exercises- Latest Clinical Research

Research shows that once you have a lateral ankle sprain it increases your chances of having another! Afterwards the ankle joint may become unstable and can take a long time to recover, especially if the neurological pathway connecting the foot and the brain is disrupted. Including short foot exercises into your rehabilitation could accelerate your recovery from ankle sprains and help prevent chronic ankle instability.

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