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Physiotherapy
Patellar Tendinopathy
22nd February 2010
Patellar tendinitis is the most common knee disorder found among competitive athletes. Known as “jumpers knee” it is most likely to affect you if you play high impact sports involving bursts of intense or repeated stress, notably basketball and volleyball.
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Broken a bone lately?
5th February 2010
Early intervention after a fracture is the best way to resolve stiffness & weakness and prevent further complications. Our Physiotherapists can help. For any further queries please explore our website or feel free to call us.
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Physiotherapy and Headache Treatments
19th January 2010
It is becoming increasingly obvious, however, that with lots of simple headaches there are also underlying disorders with the neck as well as head pain. These are often ignored because they are not of primary concern to the headache sufferer and often the symptoms in the neck are very minor and only perceived perhaps as stiffness. This association between the neck and the head is often overlooked by patients and clinicians alike.
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Physiotherapy at Health and Fitness Solutions
28th October 2009
HFS Physiotherapists approach a patient’s problem with the intention of both diagnosing a problem, and identifying its underlying cause(s). As a result of treating the underlying cause of a problem rather than just its symptoms the problem is more likely to get improve quickly and is less likely to recur.
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