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Physiotherapy for Neck Pain

Neck pain can be a debilitating and severely uncomfortable problem. Read below for answers to some common questions relating to neck pain. You can also find information on how our physiotherapists at Glebe Physio assess and treat this common problem. Your neck is made...

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Physiotherapy for Knee Pain

The knee is an important joint that, when injured, can lead to problems with walking, running, playing sport and performing work. Causes of knee pain can generally be classified into sudden (acute) injuries or long-term (chronic or overuse) injuries. Read on below to...

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Physiotherapy for Shoulder Pain

Have you ever been told by a friend, or your GP, or by google that you have shoulder bursitis? Or a rotator cuff tear? Or a frozen shoulder? It’s possible that you may have any one of these pathologies, but they are all frequently misdiagnosed and even more frequently...

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Physiotherapy for Hip Pain

The hip is a common site of injury in people of all ages. However, people of different age groups usually experience quite different hip problems. Physiotherapy is an effective way to manage the majority of hip pain. Read below to find the answers to a number of...

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Physiotherapy for Groin Pain

Groin injuries are common in sports involving changes of direction and kicking. In people who do not play sports, groin pain can also be associated with strain injuries from lifting or where a person’s leg has been forced sideways.What are the causes of Groin Pain? •...

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Physiotherapy for Elbow and Forearm Pain

What is Tennis Elbow? The most common injury that can occur at the elbow is colloquially known as tennis elbow. The correct clinical term for this condition is lateral epicondylalgia or an extensor tendinopathy. This is when there is an overuse injury to the tendons...

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Physiotherapy for Foot Pain

The foot, like the hand and wrist is another complicated area of the body that contains many bones, ligaments, muscle and nerves. Because of its complexity, foot problems can sometimes be difficult to diagnose, so thorough assessment by an experienced physiotherapist...

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Physiotherapy for Ankle Pain

The ankle joint is an important and commonly injured joint in the body. In order to propel us forward during walking, running and sport, the ankle transfers very high loads from our body and working muscles to the ground. It relies upon a complex network or muscles,...

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Physiotherapy for Calf and Heel Pain

The calf muscle is comprised of 3 different muscles: the gastrocnemius (gastroc), the soleus and the lesser-known plantaris. These muscles join together towards the ankle and have a common tendon known as the Achilles tendon, which attaches onto the heel bone. It’s...

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Physiotherapy for Shin Pain

What are Shin Splints? People who do a lot of running will often complain of ‘shin splints’ which is a general term for any pain experienced in the shin. There are several different conditions which can cause shin pain and it’s important to get a correct diagnosis, as...

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