Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic
Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic
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New Covid restrictions update
As the new 6 week lockdown comes into effect we are pleased to announce that Physiotherapy services at Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic will continue to operate as part of the governments "Essential Services " scheme.
Please take care and stay positive.
Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better.
Web: DublinPhysio.ie
Email: info@dublinphysio.ie
Phone: (01) 882 9174
Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog
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Видео

Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Neurological service update
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Service continuity notice for neurologically impaired patients during the Covid-19 crisis. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: info@dublinphysio.ie Phone: (01) 882 9174 Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog
April 1st - Clinic Update
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Just an update to keep all who serve informed during the current Covid 19 crisis. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: info@dublinphysio.ie Phone: (01) 882 9174 Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog
Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Important COVID-19 Update
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Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Covid 19 Update The public isolation policy and clinic closure have dictated the face to face appointments have been cancelled, certainly for 2 weeks and most likely 4. We are transitioning to online support in the coming days so keep an eye out for further communications from us. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: in...
Hamstring Injuries - Part 4
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Hamstring Injuries - in Part 4 we look at the underlying reason's why the Hamstring's might be at risk of damage. Testing for patterns of altered recruitment, inhibition of synergistic muscle groups and muscle substitution are critical to identify for optimal rehabilitation of Hamstring Injuries . If these steps are missed the chances of recurrence is greater. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Help...
Hamstring Injuries - Part 3
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Hamstring Injuries - Part 3 we look at the return to running protocol's. Establishing a baseline level of intensity relative to the Hamstring Injury severity is essential to prevent re-injury during rehabilitation. Incremental progression of intensity and monitoring for adverse reaction is also essential. Progression to acceleration , deceleration and change of direction are all part of the pro...
Hamstring Injuries - Part 2
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Hamstring Injuries - Part 2 looks at selecting if hamstring injuries should be stretched and how to judge the correct level of injury site stretch pressure. We also discuss how to begin loading acute Hamstring injuries at a level tolerated by the injury zone. These are essential first aid rehabilitation decisions that will hinder the progress of not executed properly. Subscribe to Our RUclips C...
Hamstring Injuries - Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
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Hamstring injuries are one of the most common and recurrent sports injuries causing pain. They predominate field sports such as soccer, rugby, GAA & basketball as well as track athletes. But what is a hamstring?' It's a group of three muscles that run along the back of your thigh and they help to control both the hip and knee. During a hamstring strain, one or more of these muscles gets overloa...
Sciatica - Does Applying ICE Help Relieve The Pain?
Просмотров 23 тыс.4 года назад
Sciatica is a pain affecting the back caused by compression of a spinal nerve root. If you are suffering with Sciatica you may be wondering if applying something cold like will relieve your back pain. Let me explain the benefits in this video. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Subscribe to Our RUclips Channel: ruclips.net/user/DublinPhysiotherapy Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/...
Sciatica: The Effect of Different Sitting Positions
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Do different sitting positions effect the spine and cause lower back pain leading to Sciatica? Let's discuss it in this video. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Subscribe to Our RUclips Channel: ruclips.net/user/DublinPhysiotherapy Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/the-effect-of-different-seating-positions-on-your-lower-back/ Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: ...
Does Sitting Cause Sciatica?
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We're asked all the time does sitting too long cause sciatica and lower back pain. In this video let me demonstrate the effect of sitting on your spine. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Subscribe to Our RUclips Channel: ruclips.net/user/DublinPhysiotherapy Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/does-sitting-cause-sciatica/ Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: info@du...
Sciatica - Does Applying HEAT Help?
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If you are suffering with Sciatica you may be wondering if applying something hot will relieve your back pain. Let me explain the benefits in this video. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Subscribe to Our RUclips Channel: ruclips.net/user/DublinPhysiotherapy Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/does-heat-help-sciatica/ Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: info@dubli...
Sciatica Pain : 2 Corrective Exercises From a Physiotherapist
Просмотров 4734 года назад
Are you suffering from Sciatica? Let me give you two corrective exercises we show our patients in the clinic. These exercises will help with your sciatica pain. Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/sciatica-pain-2-corrective-exercises-from-a-physiotherapist/ Blog: dublinphysio.ie/blog Web: DublinPhysio.ie Email: info@dublinphysio.ie Phone: (01) 882 9174
Stretches for Sciatica Pain Relief - DO THEY WORK?
Просмотров 6104 года назад
If you suffering from sciatica nerve pain in your back and leg you are likely looking for some stretches to take the pain away but can you stretch your sciatic nerve? Do stretches actually work? As a Physiotherapist with over 30 years experience let me tell you the facts! Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic - Helping You Move Better. Blog Post: dublinphysio.ie/the-top-two-causes-of-lower-back-pain/ Blo...
What Caused My Sciatica Pain?
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What Caused My Sciatica Pain?
Sciatica: When Is Surgery Necessary?
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Sciatica: When Is Surgery Necessary?
The TOP TWO Causes of Low Back Pain
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The TOP TWO Causes of Low Back Pain
Low Back Pain - Are You Treating SYMPTOMS or CAUSES?
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Low Back Pain - Are You Treating SYMPTOMS or CAUSES?
Is There Really a QUICK FIX for Low Back Pain?
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Is There Really a QUICK FIX for Low Back Pain?
Physiotherapist, Chiropractor or Osteopath - Who's Best for Lower Back Pain?
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Physiotherapist, Chiropractor or Osteopath - Who's Best for Lower Back Pain?
Parkinson's Disease Physiotherapy
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Parkinson's Disease Physiotherapy
Low Back Pain
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Low Back Pain
Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic
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Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic
Low back pain - core stability exercises.
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Low back pain - core stability exercises.
Fit to work ?
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Fit to work ?
Arthritis
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Arthritis
MRI Scans in Dublin-When To Request an MRI Scan
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MRI Scans in Dublin-When To Request an MRI Scan
Ankle Sprain, Ankle Injuries Treatment-Dublin Sports Injuries Clinic
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Ankle Sprain, Ankle Injuries Treatment-Dublin Sports Injuries Clinic
Sports Injury Treatment | Dublin Physio Clinic and Sports Injury Management Introduction
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Sports Injury Treatment | Dublin Physio Clinic and Sports Injury Management Introduction
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Комментарии

  • @infinitexpansion8226
    @infinitexpansion8226 16 дней назад

    This is all bs. Ice, more so, Cold Water / Showers have been a key component in my healing process. Not only in herniated discs, but also facet joint issues. Keep doing cold plunges, swimming, ice if you can but cold water will help you heal 🙏🙏🙏God bless!

  • @legendff269
    @legendff269 25 дней назад

    For me ice pack was bad. It just increased my stiffness

  • @tomhowarth6697
    @tomhowarth6697 Месяц назад

    This was very helpful to me. I have two minor disc bulges. Both have annular fissures with small central disc protrusion. My doctor thinks the one at L5-S1 is what is causing my discomfort. It has been frustrating to me because I have been dealing with this for about 6 months. After about a month I was feeling much better and I gradually felt better every month until I hit the 4 month mark. Since then I have had a few set backs (which I did not expect). Both my chiropractor and doctor told me that the disc needs to heal and that I would likely have set backs until it does heal. I could not see how that would happen. I am wondering if the healing will be gradual and I will slowly feel better or will I wake up one day 6 months or more from now and just feel better? In the meantime, it does make sense to try to find the balance of working on my core while not irritating the disc/nerves.

  • @methree3821
    @methree3821 Месяц назад

    Thanks mate. Really useful info. If you don't mind, maybe turn the distracting music a bit down?

  • @paulwilkinson3963
    @paulwilkinson3963 2 месяца назад

    Sorry i don’t agree heat improves blood flow and healing

  • @ulisesguerrero4014
    @ulisesguerrero4014 3 месяца назад

    FANTASTIC explanation, detailed , and very professional. 💪, Il be resting for 5 weeks pulled it, gave myself 2x weeks and came back, now ima do 5 weeks and ease into it ⚽️

  • @CarabnrFilms
    @CarabnrFilms 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks so much for posting this! I was a PT with neuro specialty, also did backs but not my specialty. I think I have an annular tear. I am doing some PT with neutral spine and avoiding lifting pushing pulling bending and twisting. I started doing extension exercises on my own that seemed to let me sit longer than 5 minutes without getting stuck... now with neutral spine I'm seeming to get worse... or was it that I had to sit a long time...

  •  6 месяцев назад

    It would have been extremely helpful if the video had shown us examples of the sitting positions that were beneficial to easing sciatica pain. It's pointless to simply discuss it.

  • @StanPeade
    @StanPeade 6 месяцев назад

    Universal Health Services, Inc: Endangerment and abandonment of psychiatric patients. ruclips.net/video/sMV0_BjvWwg/видео.htmlsi=4wPiHL__A0P1yE3S

  • @keitymarley733
    @keitymarley733 7 месяцев назад

    Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms•••My Dad is completely okay and healthy now…

  • @johnluvsluna
    @johnluvsluna 7 месяцев назад

    I spend 10 - 11 hour shifts in an office chair with few or many times no breaks. I admit I have poor posture and slouch with my pelvis moving forward in the seat, especially later on in the long shift. I notice stffness when I get up and now when I walk I have shooting mild pain in my left glut and down my left thigh. The glut pain feels deep and around where the bone attaches to the muscle. Could this be early sciatica or a hamstring injury from prolonged sitting?

  • @frandavis1990
    @frandavis1990 7 месяцев назад

    Mines comes once every year. It sucks when it hits and sometimes its really bad but sometimes i can walk with no leg pain like now but my back is in constant pain usually

  • @christinejones5560
    @christinejones5560 8 месяцев назад

    If I have an annular tear that you showed up on the Mri and it is absolutely positively causing extreme pain on both sides of my sacroiliac joint, is it safe to slowly build my core gently when I have an annular tear from L5-S1 also there are some bulging discs and some arthritis and other discs all in the lower lumbar that all show up in the most recent MRI plus some spondylosis and disc degenerative disease, I was bowling a year and a half ago and then I got depressed and spent two months in bed which made my core totally horrible, I cannot be on my feet more than five hours or I am in excruciating pain the only thing that has helped me right now Is having four oblations done Under twilight sleep which actually next month will be the fourth one, is it dangerous to slowly work on my core now slowly and carefully???? I have done physical therapy and I t didn’t do anything And I am doing acupuncture and the only time that helps for a little while is when he hooks up some electricity to the needles during acupuncture I have wasted 13 visits and now he is trying the electricity and it helps for a little bit, thank you in advance you are absolutely phenomenal

    • @supermushroom3175
      @supermushroom3175 6 месяцев назад

      Annular tears never heal despite claims they do. PT, massages, chiropractic care, steroid injections, etc are worthless for this condition. They are designed to ransack our wallets. We have a physical tear inside our bodies that will never heal because there is no blood supply in our spine discs. The only real option is fusion or artificial disc replacement. That's it. Unfortunately spine tech is still in the stone ages and those are currently the only two stone age procedures that can potentially resolve the pain

  • @benohara284
    @benohara284 9 месяцев назад

    You obviously don't know a lot about osteopathy, adjustments are ok if physiotherapists use them but "catastrophic " if chiropractors use them, that's what it sounds like this guy's saying, makes no sense

  • @colinsmith1288
    @colinsmith1288 9 месяцев назад

    Bloody physio's are useless.Not one has resolved or improved any muscular injury l have had.Waste of time and money. Most osteopaths are better trained and more hands on.

  • @footyball66
    @footyball66 9 месяцев назад

    In my experience chiropractors are useless. The one I went to told me they could fix me in 12 weeks. Adjustments did nothing to improve my injury. After 5 treatments of adjustments I was told to do 3 stretches for just 1 week and all my back issues would disappear.....I did those stretches for 3 weeks and had zero improvement, then stopped going to the chiropractor. One other thing.... they adjusted my neck in order to fix my back..... there was no reason to do so..... my neck was perfectly fine, but to cut a long story short, they adjusted me without allowing me to relax.

    • @Faithandseekerofchrist
      @Faithandseekerofchrist 6 месяцев назад

      The same thing happened to me when I got a neck injury and I was laying on the table but I wasn't fully relaxed and then she used the activator on both sides of my neck and I felt a huge shock and then I felt really light-headed and dizzy. Later on, I went 24 hours without sleep and then I had extreme heart palpitations and was screaming in agony because my pain intensified on my neck and head. My ribs are also very sore because she worked on them as well and now they hurt way worse and the last time I went was a week ago! She wanted me to go three to four times a week and even when I did pay the co-pays it was still very expensive and she knew that I was on medical leave! NEVER AGAIN! I guess the reason why I went was because my doctors weren't available because of the holidays and they are usually booked during the holidays. But the point is is that when it comes to your health, you can't take shortcuts. But even Physical Therapy would be a better option but I wouldn't feel comfortable going until I have my primary doctors recommendation and on top of that I'm getting a MRI.

  • @DaRyteJuan
    @DaRyteJuan 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you, sir.

  • @user-tb4el1sr1q
    @user-tb4el1sr1q 11 месяцев назад

    No this goes on and on after the X-ray before the X-ray and after all the talks I just need relief from some thing that actually works and no monkey business it’s this is what works and ok when can we get me in to do that and boom here’s your appt tyvm I will be there

  • @user-tb4el1sr1q
    @user-tb4el1sr1q 11 месяцев назад

    Got one

  • @biaedwards4025
    @biaedwards4025 11 месяцев назад

    Music is drowning out your content...

  • @ndiekwere6027
    @ndiekwere6027 Год назад

    The music makes puts your voice in the background 😊😢

  • @sipvypkbj103
    @sipvypkbj103 Год назад

    And After every session the tharapist Had me lay on A gel pack.. as large as a Tiny Pillow was the best part off the session Been good for For..4yrs.... This was in the Caribbean Trini 🇹🇹😊

  • @sipvypkbj103
    @sipvypkbj103 Год назад

    I had an episode 4 yrs ago OMG 😳 that was horrid. Cld not sleep. Walk. Was a night mare Went to Dr . got x-rayed Then had to go to a tharapy. And they had me do exercises Like u said in the gym After 2 sessions started to feel better.walking better even without the stick. And after every session the tharapist R without the stick.

  • @Csio12
    @Csio12 Год назад

    Steroids are bad for bone density. If injection is not properly given patient ends up with more pain than ever. Happened a relative. She never recovered.

  • @BpGregor
    @BpGregor Год назад

    Very difficult for me to understand with the loud background music. I know the information you are giving is very important. I watch RUclips on a smart TV. I don't know if that is the cause. Thank you for your video.

  • @Carlospenamusic1
    @Carlospenamusic1 Год назад

    I'm at the Hospital for a herniated disc, my neurosurgeon is going to do physical therapy, I haven't heard of a chiropractor coming here as well to do something, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that hospitals and other health professional trust physical therapy over chiropractic.

    • @Faithandseekerofchrist
      @Faithandseekerofchrist 6 месяцев назад

      It's a good thing that they do because going to a chiropractor actually made me worse! I mean a physical therapist may be painful but at least they actually educate you and help you on how to better improve your posture and exercises and work with your muscles. I'm going to see if my doctor recommends a physical therapist but I'm definitely getting an MRI next month.

  • @gz2128
    @gz2128 Год назад

    very informative

  • @TheRiddimselecta
    @TheRiddimselecta Год назад

    Biases much?

  • @perryfroze
    @perryfroze Год назад

    Thanks for the video. One question, Where would you go if you were to die today? Seek the Lord and saviour Jesus Christ before it's too late. John 3:16 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Hell is real and Heaven is also real. You don't want to spend an eternity in Hell torment without God. The only way to escape Hell is to follow Jesus Christ our Lord and saviour. Study the KJV Bible to know more and pray and seek until you find Jesus. Don't delay tomorrow might be too late. You are not promised even the next minute. Do it now

    • @mr6378
      @mr6378 7 месяцев назад

      God bless you brother because of God through his only first Son in the flesh now in control of the Door to the heavens 🙏

  • @babitadevi5920
    @babitadevi5920 Год назад

    Hi, i am from India

  • @catladyfluff8423
    @catladyfluff8423 Год назад

    My sciatica was horrendous this morning but by using a hot water bottle on my lower back all day it has really helped. It's the only thing that does.

  • @robertkukuczka9469
    @robertkukuczka9469 Год назад

    You are correct.

  • @LJ77777
    @LJ77777 Год назад

    Dr. , I have been experiencing lower back pain due to annular fissures for the past 3 weeks. But prior to 3 weeks ago, I was working out regularly-alternating PiYo and rebounding on the JumpSport (bungee chords). Both workouts are low impact. The rebounding healed my Achilles’ tendon from an injury two years ago and I would especially like to resume that one. Would you recommend that I resume those workouts and how soon? Thank You in advance.

  • @eddiemuise4791
    @eddiemuise4791 Год назад

    Hi my injury to my hamstrings didn't get fixed and now it's called into my feet of my toes and feet are shaking my legs are shaking I can't walk properly so I'm on my back it is exhausting I put ice put heat

  • @elminatoussaint6460
    @elminatoussaint6460 Год назад

    Do spilt dis have cure

  • @archacombatives
    @archacombatives Год назад

    The video states... who's best for lower back pain ? It depends, a qualification doesn't always determine how good that Practitioner is... Some people can have a good talk but doesn't reflect in their treatment Also all occupations at the core have different training.. They were taught different principles, different skillsets, and different treatment systems How they see the person, and the condition is different Yes they all can treat pain, but HOW they treat is another story... and how isn't just about techniques either This gentlemans description of Osteopathy is not accurate at all...

  • @edwardgreen4310
    @edwardgreen4310 Год назад

    Really recommend ice for back/sciatica pain. It has helped me and the pain has minimized.

  • @zeljkojankovic1539
    @zeljkojankovic1539 Год назад

    Thank you for this very informative advice! I've pulled my hamstring 3 weeks ago, It's a grade 1 injury, in the upper third, starting some 4cm from the tendon, that was determined by an ultrasound. I had 1 week of RICE, 2 weeks of magnetic, and tekar therapy, side by side. Now I'm at the end of week 3, and I still can feel the injury. I don't feel the pain, but some kind of inconvenient sensation that is not allowing me to run any faster than my fast-walking pace. I'm 35 yrs old trail runner and being so much of the track really keeps me worried, as I supposed my treatment will get me back to training slowly at this point, but no way I can do it. This is my first hamstring injury ever. I can also feel my leg loosing a bit of strenght now. Do you have any advice? Thank you so much.

    • @Mayar-hd7mt
      @Mayar-hd7mt Год назад

      Me too i have this injury 9 mounth and i stil cant running

  • @tsaikhomba00
    @tsaikhomba00 Год назад

    Can u make a video on salary for physiotherapists

  • @justice8563
    @justice8563 Год назад

    Just answer the question. Enough with the long winded explanations 🙄 I’m out.

  • @docjamalcantara7945
    @docjamalcantara7945 Год назад

    I have a bachelors in Physiotherapy and a doctorate in Osteopathy. I also do high velocity techniques when needed. I do acute care using Osteopathy and a bit of exercise. When the condition is more stable, I transition from manual therapy to active exercise. All profession has their own bad eggs. It's up to the patient to find someone who can treat their condition the best. Truth be told, you can be doing the best well researched treatment plan for a condition but it still won't work for a specific patient. Instead of stating the negative of a profession, educate the patients on what you do and how you do it.

    • @noamto
      @noamto Год назад

      What kind of doctorate research thesis did you write?

    • @jamessenn7270
      @jamessenn7270 Год назад

      Do you know how long it takes to recover from pinched nerve

    • @DesireeLeighThompson
      @DesireeLeighThompson Год назад

      Absolutely agree with you Jam. We must unite. Each profession has benefits but a video like this doesn't make me want to see this guy.

    • @lukebayshaw1958
      @lukebayshaw1958 6 месяцев назад

      You sound exactly like the treatment given to me by my osteopath and it has done an amazing job

  • @TheGreen123forest
    @TheGreen123forest Год назад

    Can Lower back pain cause me sitting pain

  • @jerryx2000
    @jerryx2000 2 года назад

    Is this a wall in Hogwarts?

  • @ADHDMoneyandBusiness
    @ADHDMoneyandBusiness 2 года назад

    This is well explained. Thanks.

  • @sltdorkinom8624
    @sltdorkinom8624 2 года назад

    Please help it remains for 6 months

  • @joshboston2323
    @joshboston2323 2 года назад

    a physio wearing a tie....kind hard to work in I would say. I just wear the most comfortable sports clothes when I'm working.

  • @siqueiraosteopatia2982
    @siqueiraosteopatia2982 2 года назад

    its easy to a physiotherapist to say that the phyio treatment is better and more complete . i am osteopath and 60% of my patients are from the phyio due to bad treatment and results

    • @flavio6325
      @flavio6325 Год назад

      Physiotherapy is very broad. This makes the professional need more study time than Osteo and Quiro. However, Evidence-Based Physiotherapy is growing and solving this flaw you mentioned. It's only a matter of time.

  • @Dailyprayr
    @Dailyprayr 2 года назад

    Is rsi curable?

  • @golferden
    @golferden 2 года назад

    Hi. Have had sciatic pain now for the last three days. Am on prescribed diazapam, difene and solphadene ( and rest..as best I can). The pain has been radiating down my left leg and out my knee. Does alternating heat and cold help in this regard? Also I have a massage gun - is using this on the leg and sciatic muscle areas of any benefit or detriment? Many thanks

    • @domeniquevaldez2133
      @domeniquevaldez2133 2 года назад

      How is it going? I’m currently still going through this..

    • @vlsr71
      @vlsr71 Год назад

      Are you better now?

  • @rio20d
    @rio20d 2 года назад

    the best way is to go to clinic that has Physiotherapist and Chiro. No offense but this is quite one sided non objective review that seems to discredit Chiro and Osteopath, am not surprise that the poster is a Physiotherapist. I have been to Physio, Chiro and Osteo, all have their place in helping people with backpain and many muscoskeletal problems.