Monday, November 8, 2021
SAFE & EASY MOVEMENT STRATEGIES TO REDUCE BACK PAIN
Wednesday, October 6, 2021
5 Ways To Have Positivity For A Healthy Life
Let’s see the other element that cultivates a positive mindset for several health benefits:
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
FOOT ORTHOTICS: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY CAN HELP
Monday, September 13, 2021
THE SYMPTOMS & TREATMENT OF TENNIS ELBOW
Thursday, September 2, 2021
COULD ADJUSTMENTS MAKE MY SPINE TOO LOOSE?
- Misalignment about the joint, either above or below the joint
- Segmental range of motion loss
- Impairment with the surrounding nerve tissue due to neurological interference
EFFECTIVE PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS FOR BACK PAIN
Friday, August 27, 2021
12 COMMON CAUSES OF DIZZINESS
Dizziness is a medical condition used to describe a range of symptoms, including vertigo, feeling faint and disorientated, and unsteady. Dizziness is one of the more common reasons people visit physiotherapists, chiropractors, and osteopaths in Brampton.
While occasional dizziness is nothing to be alarmed about, frequent dizziness should be taken more seriously as it has significant impacts on your life, like being able to drive a vehicle. Treatments of dizziness do depend on the underlying causes and symptoms
Wednesday, August 25, 2021
Top Exercises for Osteoarthritis
Is osteoarthritis somehow related to age?
Yes, age affects the development of osteoarthritis. Older people are more at risk for osteoarthritis. About 80% of 50-year-olds suffer from osteoarthritis according to Physiotherapy First Brampton. In the generations of 70-year-olds, etc. more than 90% of people suffer from osteoarthritis. However, the first osteoarthritic changes also appear in people around the age of 20.
Do more women or men suffer from osteoarthritis?
There is no difference in milder forms of the disease. However, more severe forms of osteoarthritis are more common in women. Are there any risk factors for osteoarthritis? Risk factors do exist, namely: overweight - a special risk of osteoarthritis of the knee joints genetic factors - some polyarticular forms (involving more than 4 joints) of osteoarthritis are hereditary, endocrine or hormonal factors - in postmenopausal women the risk of osteoarthritis increases, hypermobility - in people with general hypermobility, a higher incidence of osteoarthritis has been demonstrated.
I am a smoker - does smoking affect my osteoarthritis in any way?
Smoking and increased intake of aggressive free-radicals damage body cells, and especially the cardiovascular system (due to the impaired supply of tissues and body organs with oxygen and nutrients), with an increased risk of cancer.
What else can cause osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis can also be caused mechanically, due to:
INJURY
For example, after surgery or removal of the meniscus, there are changes in the mechanical movement and load of the knee joint, and excessive load on the joints in other parts of the locomotor system. Injury alone is not the original cause of osteoarthritis, however, in connection with the injury, the symptoms of osteoarthritis can occur in people prone to developing osteoarthritis.
ATYPICAL / DEFECTIVE JOINT SHAPE
Again, there is an overload of the joints, which can lead to the earlier development of osteoarthritis.
THE INFLUENCE OF OCCUPATIONS, SPORTS
Premature osteoarthritis can be caused especially by repeated mechanical shocks and minor joint injuries. For example, miners are more likely to suffer from pain in the knee joints and in the area of the spine, while seamstresses often suffer from pain in the wrists. Workers who work with a pneumatic hammer often suffer from pain in the elbow joints.
However, why osteoarthritis develops is still unknown. It is a degenerative process, i.e., a process "due to wear and tear" of the body that first affects the articular cartilage. The degenerative process is accompanied by the formation of bone mass, i.e., growths (osteophytes), and inflammatory processes and changes within the joint. The above changes may be caused by: genetic factors immune factors (after injury, some parts of the cartilage may act as a foreign thing from which the body defends itself) mechanical load aging due to some metabolic disorders.
What are the symptoms of osteoarthritis?
The most common symptoms of osteoarthritis are:
STIFFNESS If the joint stays in the same position for a long time - usually no more than 30 minutes.
THE PAIN
Pain is the main symptom of osteoarthritis. The pain usually develops slowly, it is often caused by exertion. In the case of knee joints, the pain is caused especially when walking downhill, down the steps. Regarding osteoarthritis, we at Physiotherapy First Brampton usually talk about the so-called starting pain that occurs when changing position. For more information about physiotherapists, do follow us on iBegin, Yalwa, and 2findlocal.
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
COMMON KIDS’ INJURIES
Let’s face it, they’re into everything, all the time, and you will never have enough eyes in your head to keep them out of mischief.
Ankle SprainsRolling, twisting or turning an ankle in an awkward way can stretch or tear the ligaments. This can be extremely painful and can cause tenderness, swelling and bruising. Since ligaments are responsible for stabilising the joints, a sprain can also inhibit their range of motion and cause them to be unsteady on their foot. read more here........
Monday, May 31, 2021
What are the Different Types of Physiotherapy
What is physical therapy?
What does the effectiveness of physical therapy and successful healing depend on?
Should I Use A Body Pillow At Night When I Sleep?

Good for Sciatica
They Help With Back Pain
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
WHY SEEING YOUR PHYSIOTHERAPIST WILL HELP SPEED UP YOUR PLANTAR FASCIITIS RECOVERY
Monday, May 10, 2021
5 QUICK TIPS FOR PROPER SITTING POSTURE
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
TOP EXERCISES FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS

#1: Water Exercises
#2: Aerobic Exercises
#3: Strength Exercises
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Exercises that Can Build Your Relationship With Each Other

Why You Need to Strengthen Your Core
Doing Bird Dog Exercise
This is an exercise that you can do if you want to stabilize your core. To do this, you can do the following:
- Do the tabletop position.
- Move your opposite arm and leg to make sure that they are straight.
- Make sure that they are in line with the rest of your body.
This is another exercise that you can do if you would like to improve your overall core strength. To do this exercise, you can do the following steps:
- Lie down on your side.
- Keep your knees and your feet bent together.
- You need to slowly move them together.
- You will feel the pressure while you are trying to move them.
Dead Bug Exercise
From the name itself, you can already guess what type of position you should do. It should be similar to the position that a dead bug does.
- You would need to lay on your back..
- Make sure that your arms and legs are facing upwards. This means that they need to be pointed upwards.
- Your body and your trunk should be in a stable position.
- Move your arms and legs to be flat on the floor. You need to do this slowly.
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
ROTATOR CUFF INJURY & THE BENEFITS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
- The best thing to remember is that symptoms may vary from one person to another. However, the general symptoms may include:
- A persistent pain, especially when engaging in activities like turning your head
- Cracking sounds when you are moving your arm
- You find it difficult to sleep on your injured side
- Finding difficulty in moving your arm
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
HOW PHYSIOTHERAPISTS UNLOCK TREATMENT & PREVENTION OF SHIN SPLINTS
- Inappropriate footwear
- Overweight; high body mass index (over 20.2 BMI)
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
HOW DOES PHYSIOTHERAPY HELP PREVENT FUTURE INJURIES?
- Reduced Strength
- Decreased Endurance
- Equilibrium (Balancing) Problems
- Mobility Issues
Thursday, March 4, 2021
Physiotherapy Brampton: Few exercises to relieve thumb pain!
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
ANKLE SPRAIN AND THE BENEFITS OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
An ankle sprain results when you twist, roll or turn your ankle awkwardly. The ligaments (tough tissue) that keep the bones in the ankle together might be torn or stretched by this action.
When you get an ankle sprain, the area is likely to swell, become painful or affect your motion. Most people treat ankle sprains by resting, pain relievers and ice application. The best way to treat ankle sprains is by getting in touch with a medical professional such as a physiotherapist.
What will a physiotherapist do?
If you slip and sprain your ankle, don’t hesitate to get help from our Brampton Physiotherapy Clinic. We work with a team of specially trained personnel who undergo retraining regularly to equip them with more professional skills.
When you visit our clinic, we will quickly assess your condition to determine the most appropriate treatment method for you. Expect to get back to doing the things that you loved most after 3 to 8 weeks depending on the severity of your ankle sprain.
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