Posts Tagged ‘exercise physiology’
Knee Pain After A Twisting Injury
Twisted your knee? Learn how ACL, meniscus and MCL injuries differ, what to do in the first 72 hours and when to book an assessment with MTP Health.
See MoreWhy Joint Pain Feels Worse at Night, and What Actually Helps
Key Takeaways Joint pain at night often worsens because anti-inflammatory cortisol falls overnight while inflammation rises, and stillness, sleep position and fading pain relief add to it. Warmth before bed, pillows that support the sore joint, a steady wind-down and sensible timing of activity and stimulants may help you settle enough to sleep. Over weeks,…
See MoreOuter Knee Pain: Causes And When It Matters
Outer knee pain has different causes after 40. Dr Jonathan Negus explains lateral meniscus tears, alignment, when it matters and what MTP Health can do.
See MoreKneecap Pain On Stairs And After Sitting
Front-of-knee pain on stairs and after sitting? MTP Health explains patellofemoral pain, kneecap tracking and arthritis, and when to see a knee surgeon.
See MoreA Physiotherapists Experience of Staying Active Pre & Post Partum
A Physiotherapists Experience of Staying Active Pre & Post Partum Pre Pregnancy Exercise has always been a huge part of my life. Whether it was dance when I was younger, team sports as a teenager or running and strength training in my adult life, it has shaped me and enabled me to turn it into…
See MoreQ & A with a Womens Health Physio
Q & A with a Womens Health Physio: Q & A with a Womens Health Physio About me: My name is Laura and I am a women’s health and musculoskeletal physiotherapist based in Sydney @physiohilly. I love educating and empowering women to take control of their bodies, health journeys and achieve their goals. Sooo what…
See MoreExercise and COVID-19: How Manage Isolation and Returning to Exercise
Covid-19 has posed many challenges to our community over the past 2 years. While grappling with disruptions to work and family arrangements, the impacts on our overall wellbeing and health have become apparent as we have been forced to abandon many of our essential strategies for coping – time with extended family and friends, vacations,…
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