There are several musculoskeletal conditions of the jaw that physiotherapy can help to treat. These include disc dysfunction, hypo or hypermobility of the TMJ, capsulitis, trigeminal or facial neuralgia, arthritis, lock jaw and many more.
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It is quite common for belly birthing mothers to feel sore, weak, and fearful to move following this procedure. However, reconnecting to the area and waking up the tissue are two of the most important things to do following caesarean delivery.
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What about the “The Gap”? Is always a commonly asked question during pregnancy and in the post-natal period.
I thought it would be good to look at what is normal and what is involved in assessment and treatment.
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If you have knee or hip osteoarthritis, there are many treatments available that can help you to stay active, reduce pain and prevent further degeneration. Fortunately, there is a lot you can do to manage and treat osteoarthritis to reduce the need for invasive treatments or surgery. Embody Movement Exercise Physiologist Courtney Pointon explains.
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As a clinic that uses exercise as treatment often patients often call to ask if they should attend their session if they are in pain. Perhaps you woke up with a sore neck, or yesterday you bent over to pick up the paper and tweaked your back. Is it best to rest or can exercise and movement help you to recover faster?
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