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Path to Recovery: Four Key Stages to Effective Sports Injury Rehab

Path to Recovery: Four Key Stages to Effective Sports Injury Rehab

by Jack Barrett | Sports Injury Rehabilitation, Chartered Physiotherapy, Physiotherapy

Four Key Stages to Effective Sports Injury Rehab At PMC Physiotherapy, our expert team of chartered physiotherapists is dedicated to guiding you through every step of your sports injury recovery journey. Our patient-centric philosophy is at the heart of everything we...
Common childhood foot conditions

Common childhood foot conditions

by Caitriona Conneely | Paediatric Physiotherapy, Common Injuries, Physiotherapy

Common childhood foot and leg conditions A child’s lower limbs (legs and feet) are constantly developing and changing shape during the first decade of their life. During this musculoskeletal development, some children’s lower limbs differ in appearance to their peers....
Restoring Balance: Treating Vestibular Neuronitis with Rehabilitation and Medication

Restoring Balance: Treating Vestibular Neuronitis with Rehabilitation and Medication

by Lee Chambers | Vestibular rehabilitation, Physiotherapy, Vertigo

Treating Vestibular Neuronitis with Rehabilitation and Medication Vestibular neuronitis is a disorienting experience that is characterised by sudden and severe vertigo. This inner ear disorder disrupts the delicate balance system that helps us navigate our day to day...
Part 1. Public & Medical Recognition of the symptoms of Facial Palsy

Part 1. Public & Medical Recognition of the symptoms of Facial Palsy

by Caitriona Conneely | Facial Palsy, Personal Health, Physiotherapy

Part 1. Public & Medical Recognition of the symptoms of Facial Palsy The theme of this year’s Facial Palsy Awareness week is “Recognising Facial Palsy”. Facial palsy is not as uncommon as is generally believed. One in every 3000 people are affected by Facial...
An Athlete’s Guide to Gait Analysis and Custom Insoles

An Athlete’s Guide to Gait Analysis and Custom Insoles

by Paul Conneely | Physiotherapy, Pain Treatment, Personal Health

An Athlete’s Guide to Gait Analysis and Custom Insoles Every athlete’s movement is unique with gait patterns varying significantly from one individual to the next. Understanding the intricate biomechanics of your gait cycle is a foundational element in...
Proactive Steps to Reduce Injury Risk in 2024

Proactive Steps to Reduce Injury Risk in 2024

by Paul Conneely | Sports Injury Rehabilitation, Common Injuries, Exercise, Physiotherapy

Proactive Steps to Reduce Injury Risk Over the course of 2023, a lot of us will have had an injury or a niggle at some point that has prevented us from taking part in all the activities we would have liked to, or has side-lined us from sport. In the year 2024, we will...
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