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How Physiotherapy can help rheumatoid arthritis?

Core Physio / October 5, 2017

What is it? Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease which affects the joints and may affect other systems of the body. […]

Core Physio / September 14, 2017

Physiotherapy can help you if you’re suffering from pain or are experiencing difficulties moving. Your Physiotherapist is able to recognise

What can be done about Osteoarthritis? There is a lot that can be done to reduce the effects of osteoarthritis.

It is not a very well known fact, but physiotherapists in South Australia are trained to work with clients who

Sciatica is the term used when the sciatic nerve is irritated. The sciatic nerve is the largest single nerve of

Core Physio / April 20, 2015

What are the symptoms of Osteoarthritis? The surprising thing about osteoarthritis is the variability of the symptoms. For some people,

Core Physio / March 30, 2015

Health and safety of people at work has become a major issue in Australia. Workers, their employers, Workcover and health

Core Physio / March 23, 2015

Pain, stiffness and inflammation are hallmarks of arthritis, which is not a single disease but a range of 150 or

Core Physio / February 23, 2015

Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) is a form of arthritis which affects the spine and may cause severe backache and stiffness. Ankylosing,

Core Physio / January 27, 2015

Did you know that physiotherapists are primary care practitioners? This means that you are able to make an initial

Core Physio / October 1, 2014

RSI (or Repetitive Strain Injury) is a descriptive term for an overuse injury. Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS) is another

Core Physio / August 31, 2014

Bakers Cyst refers to a persistent swelling which develops in the back of the knee. It commonly develops following an