Osteoarthritis is not fun. This month we’re examining it deeply, focusing on osteoarthritis of the hip. If that’s not related to your aches and pains, we’re still here to help. Call us anytime on (03) 8360 8363 to make an appointment at Altona Meadows Osteopathy. We’re here to help with whatever body issue bothers you …
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So, you’ve strained one of your quadriceps… Firstly, ouch – we know that can be a real pain. But we want to reassure you that with the right knowledge and some help from an osteopath, you’ll be back on your feet in no time.
If you’re experiencing tingling, numbness, or pain in your hands and wrists. You might be afflicted with that bothersome condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS).
The treatment for a medial ankle sprain will depend on the severity of the injury. At first, you must apply the RICE protocol: Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation.
Symptoms of a lumbar disc prolapse vary from mild to severe and can affect the whole body (from the limbs to the bowels, as well as, of course, the back.) It can have a serious impact on your ability to carry out everyday tasks and can be debilitatingly painful.
If you’ve broken or fractured a bone (especially if it’s caused you extra pain in the past) an appointment with an osteopath is a good idea. Bones heal well when they’re well set, but the soft tissue around them can be more troublesome.
A rotator cuff tear is a tear in one of the four tendons that comprise the rotator cuff. Niggling shoulder pain might be a result of a tear or inflammation.
Patella Tendinopathy is the result of microscopic tears in the tendon surrounding your patella (your kneecap). And although common in athletes who jump and land during sports, anyone can get this condition!
RSI (otherwise known as Repetitive Strain Injury) can affect you as you sit and scroll right now! Learn more in our latest blog.
Patella Tendinopathy is the result of microscopic tears in the tendon surrounding your patella (your kneecap). And although common in athletes who jump and land during sports, anyone can get this condition!
