by Wisdom Physio | Oct 12, 2021
You may already be aware that as we age, our bone health changes, which can lead to osteoporosis, a condition characterised by bone loss and fragility. Osteoporosis is often known as the silent disease, because usually people won’t have symptoms until they experience...
by Wisdom Physio | Oct 5, 2021
Knee ACL injuries Of all sporting injuries, a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee is probably the most notorious. The injury may be preceded by a hard tackle, but is more likely to occur following a routine jump for a catch, or a change of...
by Jane Leslie | Sep 17, 2021
What’s the best way to manage my arthritis? The first question to ask is: “Which form of arthritis do I have?” If you are battling along in silence with joint symptoms and not quite sure of the diagnosis, be sure to consult your GP or Physiotherapist. There are...
by Amy Tinetti | Aug 16, 2021
By Amy Tinetti, APA Titled Continence Physiotherapist What is Faecal Incontinence? Faecal incontinence is the involuntary loss of stool (poo) or wind. This could be a smear of stool on your underwear to the loss of a whole stool. What are the causes of Faecal...
by Carin Penberthy | Aug 5, 2021
If you suffer from tennis elbow here are some helpful tips for trying to aid recovery and prevent a recurrence. Choice of your racquet is important – you need to consider grip size, the weight of the racquet, the tension in the strings and vibration through the...