The human hand is made up of various muscles, nerves, bones and ligaments. An injury to the hand can occur at any time and should never be underestimated, as it can lead to even more complicated problems. Failure to treat and rehabilitate it can lead to disability in the hand, which is why hand therapy proves indispensable in many cases. Therapy...
You know that feeling of sharp pain in the neck area? It can have a variety of sources. Sometimes the nature of the pain is short-lived and results from a sudden or abnormal movement of the head. In other cases, persistent pain can signal a serious medical condition. If neck pain persists for a long period of time, it is worth consulting your doctor or physiotherapist. A key element in treatment is.
We usually associate rehabilitation with the methods we undertake after an injury or serious injury. However, is this the only thing this field of medicine should be associated with? Rehabilitation is a therapeutic method that is important for patients who wish to regain their full fitness, but also to remain fit. Our specialists emphasise that it is indicated not only for injuries, but also...
Pain in the lumbar spine can be extremely persistent and carry serious consequences. Some causes are non-threatening and resolve on their own, while others require specialist treatment. Spondylolisthesis is a condition in which the vertebrae of the spine move in relation to each other. Depending on the severity, it can be accompanied by back pain during everyday activities or even at night....
Migraines are one of the most frequent reasons for visits to doctors' surgeries or pharmacies. Unfortunately, the excessive use of prescribed painkillers for these conditions is associated with numerous side effects. However, there is a good chance that physiotherapy can help with persistent migraines. What are migraines? A migraine, also referred to as paroxysmal headaches, is a type of neurological disorder,...
If you are experiencing pain, swelling and redness in one of your joints, it could be the result of synovial bursitis. This is an important joint structure that protects the joint tissues from excessive friction and strain. There are three main areas where this bursitis can occur: the knee, the shoulder and the elbow. How to recognise the symptoms that accompany this condition....
Sciatica is a sudden onset of pain, most commonly located in the lower back. It is caused by compression, inflammation of the sciatic nerve or the spinal nerves that form it. This pain syndrome can take an acute or chronic form, making daily functioning difficult. Risk factors include sitting or working while lifting heavy objects. One effective treatment is.
Not all child development processes are always correct. Our children sometimes have developmental problems or difficulties with their posture. In order to ensure that your child develops correctly, it is advisable to have your child examined by a paediatric physiotherapist, who is predestined to work with toddlers. What does a paediatric physiotherapist do? Paediatric physiotherapy is related to...
Autumn is a time when many people experience joint and back pain. This is because this time of year is characterised by frequent changes in the weather, Fluctuating atmospheric pressure affects body fluids. This causes the fluid in the joints to thicken, resulting in a feeling of tension or pain in the joints. These conditions are suffered by the elderly,...
Physiotherapy is generally associated with treatments for the back, shoulders or knees. However, the muscles of the neck and head and jaw can also be rehabilitated. Dental physiotherapy deals with the cranio-cervical-mandibular system and is used to reduce pain and the effects of chronic diseases and injuries. Its aim is to restore the normal mobility of the temporomandibular joints and to relax the surrounding...