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Frozen Shoulder: How Shockwave Therapy Can Speed Up Recovery
Frozen shoulder, also called adhesive capsulitis, is a condition characterised by pain, stiffness, and limited range of motion in the...


Barefoot vs. Cushioned Shoes: Key Differences and Considerations
Barefoot (Minimalist) Shoes Benefits: Encourage a natural gait and forefoot/midfoot striking, which may lead to lower impact forces and...


How Sleep and Stress Affect Running Performance & Injury Risk
The Role of Sleep in Running Performance Quality sleep is essential for runners. Sufficient, restorative sleep directly improves aerobic...


Breathing and Core Stability: Osteopathic Tips for Runners
Why Breathing Matters Diaphragmatic (belly) breathing enhances oxygen uptake and endurance for runners, and can stabilize emotions and...


The Importance of Hip Mobility for Runners
Why Hip Mobility Matters Hip mobility refers to the ability of the hip joint to move freely through its full range of motion, controlled...


Why Stretching Alone Isn’t Enough for IT Band Syndrome
IT Band Syndrome Overview Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS) is a common overuse injury, particularly among runners and athletes,...


Reasons Why Every Patient Will Be Given An Exercise Programme After Their Osteopathy Appointment
Most patients are given an exercise programme after their osteopathy appointment because tailored exercises help maintain the...


What is the difference between radial and focused shockwave therapy?
The primary difference between radial and focused shockwave therapy lies in how the shock waves are generated, their energy distribution,...


How does radial shockwave therapy help with chronic muscle tension?
Radial shockwave therapy (RSWT) helps chronic muscle tension through several key mechanisms: Mechanical Pressure and Microtrauma: RSWT...


What is a shoulder "stinger"?
A “shoulder stinger” (also called a “burner”) is a type of nerve injury that typically occurs in contact sports such as football, rugby,...


Why does chronic tendinopathy have fluctuating symptoms?
Chronic tendinopathy’s fluctuating symptoms—periods of worsening and improvement—arise from the complex interplay between tendon overuse,...


What is the latest evidence for using shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction?
The latest evidence from 2024–2025 strongly supports the use of low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy (Li-ESWT) as a safe and...


Effective Strategies for Managing Osteoarthritis in the Spine
Living with osteoarthritis in the spine can feel overwhelming. This condition impacts everyday tasks, from getting out of bed to enjoying...


Top reasons for groin pain in runners
Groin pain in runners can arise from several distinct causes, most of which are linked to muscular strains, overuse, and biomechanical...


What are the advantages of dynamic stretching over passive stretching
Advantages of Dynamic Stretching Over Passive Stretching Dynamic stretching and passive stretching each serve important roles in wellness...


Exploring the Role of Shockwave Therapy in Treating Osteitis Pubis in Athletes
Osteitis pubis can be a stubborn and painful condition, especially for athletes. This condition affects the pubic symphysis, a vital...


The Effects of Shockwave Therapy on Scar Tissue Breakdown
Scar tissue often forms after an injury, surgery, or inflammation, leading to discomfort and limited mobility for many people. One...


Understanding the Outcome Rates for Calcific Supraspinatus Tendinopathy Treatments
The percentage outcome rates for treatment of calcific supraspinatus tendinopathy (calcific tendinitis of the shoulder) depend on the...


The Connection Between Gut Health and a Strong Musculoskeletal System
Research increasingly shows that the gut is not only involved in digestion; it plays a critical role in supporting the musculoskeletal...


Exploring the Potential Benefits of Shockwave Therapy for Avascular Necrosis of the Scaphoid
Avascular necrosis (AVN) can turn simple wrist movements into sources of frustration and pain. This condition impacts countless...
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