Bursitis treatment can feel like it never quite holds, especially when shoulder, hip or knee bursitis keeps flaring months after it seemed to settle. Here’s what’s usually driving the recurrence, and how physiotherapy treats the cause rather than just the current flare.
If you’ve been told shoulder surgery is an option, you may have more choice than you think. Here’s what the research says about when physio can match surgical outcomes, and when it genuinely can’t.
Your surgeon clears the procedure and physiotherapy begins, but what actually happens in the weeks after? This guide walks through the first 12 weeks of shoulder rehab after surgery, phase by phase, including why your program changes every few weeks and when your timeline might look different from someone else’s.
Shoulder ligament injuries can be painful and frustrating, especially when they affect daily activities, sporting performance, or work. Whether caused by a fall, direct impact, or repetitive strain, torn ligaments in the shoulder can lead to instability, weakness, and ongoing discomfort. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in managing these injuries, helping reduce pain, restore function,
Shoulder pain can sneak up gradually or hit you all at once—either way, it can quickly make everyday tasks feel difficult or even impossible. Reaching overhead, lifting a bag, or even sleeping on your side might suddenly come with a sharp reminder that something’s not right. One of the most common causes? Rotator cuff injuries.
Do you ever feel a sharp pain in your shoulder after a swim, even though you swear you had perfect form? Is the discomfort making it hard to excel in your favourite aquatic activity? You might be experiencing a rotator cuff injury, a common ailment among swimmers. Swimming is not just an enjoyable sport; it’s
Have you ever found yourself on the sidelines, nursing a shoulder injury while your cricketing peers are out enjoying the game? It can leave you feeling frustrated and helpless, as you want nothing more than to get back to your passion for the sport. Cricket is not just a game; for many, it’s an obsession.
Have you ever watched in horror as a football player goes down, clutching their shoulder, knowing just how critical proper recovery and prevention are to return to the game? It’s a reality that many athletes face, leading to the dreaded shoulder dislocation. In the fast-paced world of football, the shoulder is an often overlooked yet
Are you an athlete or active individual experiencing pain in your shoulder and arm? You may be suffering from long head biceps tendinitis, a common injury among those who participate in repetitive overhead activities. It is essential to take preventive measures to avoid this condition further developing and continue enjoying your sport or physical activities.
Have you recently experienced an injury to your AC joint? Are you looking for ways to recover and return to your normal activities? Physiotherapy may be the answer you’ve been searching for. The AC joint at the top of the shoulder, where the collarbone meets the shoulder blade, is prone to injury, especially in athletes
Physiotherapy may be the answer for you if you’re one of the many sufferings from frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that affects the shoulder joint and can cause tremendous pain and discomfort. Fortunately, physiotherapy is an effective treatment for frozen shoulders and can help to relieve pain and
The shoulder joints are one of the most-used parts of the body, which is why it has a high risk for injury. Shoulder sprains are common injuries that often occur during sports or other daily activities. The repetitive movements required to complete these everyday activities can harm the shoulder, cause inflammation, pain and limit shoulder
