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Physiotherapy Articles: Strength, Movement & Recovery

Explore expert-written articles on physiotherapy for pain relief, improved mobility, recovery, and overall wellness. CARESPACE physiotherapists offer evidence-based insights to help you understand how physiotherapy supports your health—so you can make informed decisions and feel better, faster.

heel fat pad syndrome pain stages

Heel Fat Pad Syndrome Pain Stages

Have you been experiencing sharp pain in your heels? Does it feel like you are walking on a stone? You might be suffering from heel fat pad syndrome. This condition occurs when the fat pad located at the bottom of your heel wears down. Heel fat pad syndrome pain often

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heel fat pad syndrome symptoms

Heel Fat Pad Syndrome Symptoms

Have you ever experienced the feeling of discomfort or sharp pain in your heel after standing, walking or running for a prolonged period? The heel fat pad syndrome, also known as fat pad atrophy, refers to the thinning or erosion of the fat pad beneath your heel bone that cushions

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herniated disc symptoms

Herniated Disc Symptoms

A herniated disc is a common condition that affects many individuals worldwide. This condition occurs when the cushion-like discs that separate your vertebrae start to weaken and bulge outwards. A herniated disc can cause severe pain, limited movement and even disability in some cases. However, with proper knowledge of the

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high ankle sprain symptoms

High Ankle Sprain Symptoms

Ankle sprains are common injuries that occur when the ligaments that connect bones in the ankle joint are stretched beyond their range of motion. However, a high ankle sprain is a more severe injury that affects the ligaments that connect the tibia and fibula bones in the lower leg. High

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high ankle sprain stages

High Ankle Sprains Stages

If you love staying active, you must have heard of ankle sprains before. But have you ever experienced a high ankle sprain? This type of injury can be more severe and can take longer to heal. In this blog post, we will dive deep into the stages of high ankle

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hip flexor strain stages

Hip Flexor Strain Stages

Hip flexor strain is a common injury that affects many athletes, fitness enthusiasts and even regular people who engage in physical activities. The hip flexors are a group of muscles that include the iliacus, psoas major, and rectus femoris which starts in the hip and runs down to the thigh.

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does lower back pain go away on its own?

Causes of Lumbar Disc Herniation

Lumbar disc herniation, commonly referred to as a slipped disc, is a condition that affects the spine. It occurs when the discs that cushion the spine’s vertebrae move out of place, causing pain and discomfort. This can restrict movement and even lead to more severe complications such as nerve damage.

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do lateral ankle sprains go away on their own

Do Lateral Ankle Sprains Go Away on Their Own?

Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries, especially for athletes and active people. A lateral ankle sprain occurs when the ankle twists or rolls to the side, resulting in injury to the ligaments on the outside of the ankle. While some ankle sprains are mild, others can be

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does long head biceps tendinopathy go away on its own

Does Long Head Biceps Tendinopathy Go Away on Its Own?

Long head biceps tendinopathy commonly known as biceps tendinitis, is a medical condition that causes pain in the shoulder, bicep, and upper arm. The condition is caused by inflammation or damage to the long head of the biceps tendon, which connects the biceps muscle to the shoulder. Many individuals with

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does lower back pain go away on its own?

Does Lower Back Pain Go Away On Its Own?

Lower back pain is a common problem that almost everyone experiences at some point in their life. Sometimes, after a sudden movement or heavy lifting you could experience a sharp pain in your lower back that goes away in a couple of days. However, sometimes the pain continues and you

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