Neck pain is the second most common problem we treat in the physiotherapy world. It affects approximately 10 – 20% of the UK population and is more common for females than males (surprise, surprise for us poor ladies!) and more common for the older age group than the younger but we’re very aware of the…
Read more ›What are you all up to?? We seem to have had a flurry of ankles over the last few weeks in the clinic. From the classic ankle sprain to some broken metatarsals (long toe bone in English). After my experience last year I have (more) sympathy for anyone who has had one or similar injuries…
Read more ›We’ve had a flurry of runners in over the last month or so. Not surprising with New Year and the competitive running calendar starting in the spring. This year we’ve had a mix of the already injured but also those getting into running who don’t want to get injured which has been less common in…
Read more ›Did you miss our Facebook Live video on Sciatica? We covered loads! Have a watch below to find out what you can do to improve your Sciatica today and learn how Physiotherapy can make a real difference to your pain and recovery. Check out our video in more detail here! What is Sciatica? Sciatica is…
Read more ›Shoulder pain is the third most common area of the body that people report having problems with – up to a quarter of the population can have shoulder pain during a period of time according to the statistics. That’s quite a lot really, especially given it is only the third most common complaint. Although you…
Read more ›We get a steady stream of patients here at Plym Physio with wear and tear joints, degenerative joints or osteoarthristis. These are all ways to explain the same thing- a joint which has degeneration as a result of ageing and lifestyle and is now considered ‘normal’ in the medical world. We intervene when symptoms from…
Read more ›I’m at 5 weeks now and it’s progressing nicely. I’m back dog walking – perhaps not such a big deal except it involves lumpy bumpy fields so can be a bit uncomfortable. I’ve started playing around a bit! Mostly because I’m demonstrating exercises and challenges for my patients and thinking of ways to challenge them…
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