BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Femoroacetabular impingement? Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is a condition that results from an abnormal shape and consequently an abnormal contact between the two bones that form the hip joint – the thigh bone (femur), and the pelvis. This change in bone shape can be found in either or […]
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Hip Osteoarthritis? A tendon is a strong connective tissue that blends with a muscle at one end and then inserts deep into a bone on the other end, connecting a muscle to a bone. Tendon problems can be acute or chronic and can have different presentations thus
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal Tunnel syndrome is a musculoskeletal condition that causes pain, tingling, numbness and weakness into the hand. This happens because one of the nerves which passes through the carpal tunnel is compressed. The carpal tunnel is a fibrous canal composed of a deep carpal
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Lumbar Disc (Disc Herniation)? The spinal discs (intervertebral discs) are located between each vertebra from the cervical spine down to the lumbar region. They function as essential shock absorbers and tough connective tissue, holding the vertebrae together while providing joint stability and allowing for the spine’s range
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Morton’s Neuroma? Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of nerve tissue that occurs in the foot as a nerve passes underneath a ligament between the third and fourth metatarsals (toes). This condition can also be referred to as intermetatarsal neuroma. The thickening occurs as a result of irritation,
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 A blog post discussing the ins and outs of an upper trapezius strain. Included in this post is an explanation of the role of the upper trapezius, diagnosis, signs and symptoms, treatment and exercise. What are the upper fibers of trapezius muscle function and where are they located? The
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Olecranon Bursitis? Olecranon bursitis is a condition caused by an inflammation of a small sac of fluid, called a bursa, located at the back of the elbow. A bursa is a very small and thin slippery sac with a very small amount of fluid inside that serves
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 “Your best posture is your next one” This saying is all about movement. The human body is made to move. As human beings, our bodies are not made to stay still in the same position for hours. However, most jobs nowadays require you to work at a desk. This
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Respiratory Rehabilitation? Respiratory rehabilitation is an evidence-based, well established and widespread therapeutic intervention. The goal of respiratory rehabilitation is to reduce a patient’s symptoms, including breathlessness and improve their functionality and quality of life. Chronic respiratory diseases, such as COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), asthma (severe) or
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BOOK ONLINE CALL 0203 6060 490 What is Biceps Tendinopathy? Biceps tendinopathy involves the irritation followed by inflammation of the long head of biceps tendon which is located in the front of the arm. There are a few different types of tendinopathy which include; tendinitis, tendinosis, paratendonitis and tendon rupture. Tendinitis refers to an inflammatory
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