Respiratory Physiotherapy And Telehealth What your doctors never told you about treatment for respiratory illness Sometimes it is not possible to attend physiotherapy for a one on one consultation when you have a respiratory condition. You may have some contagious...
Common Tennis Injuries And How To Prevent Them Tennis is one of the most popular sports played in Australia and is a great form of physical activity to improve cardiovascular fitness. Unfortunately, as is the case with any form of physical activity, there is the risk...
Physiotherapy Treatment For Urinary Incontinence Urinary incontinence (accidental loss of urine) is incredibly common. In fact, around ¼ of the population over the age of 15 experience incontinence. The prevalence is highest in women (particularly in older age...
What is Mastitis, and how is it treated? Mastitis is an often-painful inflammation of the tissues in the breast. The inflammation is often accompanied by swelling and redness. You may also experience fever or chills (sometimes both) and in extreme cases, can even...
Physiotherapy tips for toning your postpartum belly The female body undergoes amazing changes during pregnancy and birthing. The abdominals in particular undergo significant changes in length and strength due to the growing foetus, connective tissue softening...
Pelvic Floor Muscle Function and Exercises For Women’s Incontinence What Are The Pelvic Floor Muscles? The pelvic floor muscles help with the control of the bowel and the bladder. They support all of the pelvic organs and work together with the core muscles of...
