3 August 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: PAIN MEDICATION: IMPORTANCE OF STILL FEELING PAIN?

The first thing to recognise here is that pain isn’t just a physical thing, it's also an emotional and psychological response to keep us safe from harm.

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19 July 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: WHY DO WE COLLECT SO MUCH HEALTH HISTORY AND BACKGROUND?

A good history is 90% of making a good diagnosis.

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10 July 2021
CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR HIPS AND KNEES?

HOW DO I GIVE MY HIPS & KNEES THE BEST CHANCE OF SURVIVAL? Osteoarthritis is the medical name for the changes which happen in a joint with age. In most people, this process plays out as a natural part of aging, and is really nothing to worry about (no more so than grey hair and […]

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5 July 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: WHAT IS MANIPULATION AND IS IT ENOUGH TO TREAT INJURIES??

Have you ever clicked your fingers or between your shoulder blades and felt some pressure release? That’s manipulation

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23 June 2021
WHY AM I STILL IN PAIN? WITH CHRIS SMITH

As humans it makes sense to have a pain system as an alarm to warn us when we have injured our body. The pain signals us to change our behaviour and rest in order to allow our injuries to heal.

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7 June 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: BEST IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO INJURIES? RICE?

Is RICE still a thing?? Absolutely! If we remember from health class, RICE stands for Rest, Ice, Compress and Elevate for 72 hours

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26 May 2021
SEXUAL PAINS & PHYSIOTHERAPY WITH EMMA SHEEHY

Sexual Pains & Physiotherapy Sexual Pain (dyspareunia) can affect up to 75% of women at some stage in their life according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. At any given time, 7.5% of the female population are having painful intercourse. This may occur from an individual's first sexual experience or may develop at […]

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24 May 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: HOW SOON POST INJURY SHOULD I SEEK TREATMENT?

Ideally ASAP! Particularly when it comes to sport and exercise injuries.

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19 May 2021
FIBROMYALGIA: HOW PHYSIO CAN HELP WITH CHRIS SMITH

Fibromyalgia is a condition characterised by widespread pain in the muscles and connective tissues for 3 months or more.

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10 May 2021
ASK A PHYSIO: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STRAPPING AND BRACING?

Strapping and bracing both set out to achieve similar things, making a joint or area more stable after an injury.

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