Podiatry

Post-Injury Rehabilitation

2022-06-21T16:48:02+02:00

Rehabilitation is essential after an injury and without it, returning to pre-injury fitness levels can be difficult. Rehab is necessary for all musculoskeletal injuries. Patients who have undergone surgery also require rehabilitation. Keys to successful rehab: Education: make sure that the rehab plan has been explained adequately. Your practitioner should highlight

Post-Injury Rehabilitation2022-06-21T16:48:02+02:00

Heel and Arch Pain – Plantar Fasciits

2022-06-21T16:48:55+02:00

The plantar fascial band is a very strong band of tissue that originates from the heel and splits into fives segments before inserting into the toes. This band forms the medial longitudinal arch of the foot, providing static support and shock absorption. Plantar fasciitis is an overuse syndrome loosely defined as

Heel and Arch Pain – Plantar Fasciits2022-06-21T16:48:55+02:00

The Female Athlete: Part One

2022-06-21T16:50:05+02:00

Understanding women’s health and treating female athletes is a complex matter of understanding what conditions or issues are common, severe and/or exclusive to women. For example, osteoporosis is more common although not limited to women, where as menstruation and pregnancy are exclusive to women. A medical practitioner needs to understand the

The Female Athlete: Part One2022-06-21T16:50:05+02:00

Hamstring Muscle Injury

2022-06-21T16:51:25+02:00

Hamstring injuries occur readily in a number of sports, but often these sports involve sprinting and kicking. Acute, moderate or severe strains are common in sprinters, hurdlers and other field sports like hockey, rugby and soccer. They are the most common injury affecting Australian football players, and many other national football

Hamstring Muscle Injury2022-06-21T16:51:25+02:00

Foot Problems In Children

2022-06-21T16:52:37+02:00

Paediatric podiatry is differs from general podiatry in a number of ways. Firstly, the developing foot provides unique challenges that are not encountered by its adult counterpart due to the nature of its growth and development. Not only is the foot subject to the many changes encountered by its development and growth, but the foot

Foot Problems In Children2022-06-21T16:52:37+02:00
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