Category Archives: Joints & Muscles
Living with pain, whether it’s physical or emotional, can feel exhausting. Every day might feel like a new challenge.
Pain in Parkinson’s is more than physical discomfort. It is influenced by a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors.
Achilles tendinopathy (AT) is a prevalent condition that affects 2% of the general population and 50% of athletes.
Ankle sprains are a widespread injury that many individuals experience, often from engaging in activities like running.
NHS waiting lists for MSK conditions such as neck and back pain, and and knee pain have increased by 27% in the last 18 months.
When symptoms arise in the hands, they can impact our lives. One such condition that affects the hands is carpal tunnel syndrome.
The term greater trochanteric pain syndrome has been coined to encompass a range of conditions that cause symptoms to the outside of the hip.
The two most common questions asked of me as a Soft Tissue Therapist are, “Can you feel the tightness?” or “Awww that’s sore is it a knot?”.
For no other reason than a rise in inflammation, our shoulders ache and our backs and hips feel stiff and painful.
Keeping it simple Runner’s Knee is when pain is felt below or in the knee, usually due to overuse of the tendons around the knee joint.
