How Physiotherapy Can Help Construction Workers Suffering From Shoulder Impingement

A career in construction can be a reliable and lucrative source of income, but it is also one of the most physically punishing jobs out there, and labouring on a job site can be particularly harsh on the shoulders. Many construction veterans suffer from a condition known as shoulder impingement, and this nasty joint condition can dramatically reduce mobility in your shoulders and arms, not to mention cause a considerable amount of pain. [Read More]

What Are the Treatment Options for Early Kidney Cancer?

As with most types of cancer, the earlier that kidney cancer is diagnosed, the better chance there is of being able to treat the disease effectively and survive it. For stage 1 kidney cancer, the symptoms a person should see a doctor about are blood in the urine, a pain in your side that doesn't go away, weight loss, loss of appetite and fatigue. If you experience any of these, see a doctor right away. [Read More]

Asthma First Aid Essentials for Care Settings

Asthma is a common condition that you're likely to encounter in a care setting. Around one in nine Australians suffer from it, making it an integral part of any first aid course that focuses on education and care environments. Whether you're looking for a refresh of your current knowledge or you want to read ahead, here are some asthma first aid essentials to consider. Know how to assess an asthma attack [Read More]

Benefits that a Physio Can Add to Your Life

Whether you have had a sports injury or have an illness that affects your movement, physiotherapy can benefit not only your recovery but your daily life as well. Many have the misconception that a physio is only for those who have been injured during sports play. This could not be further from the truth. While these services do help in recovery after sports injuries, they do so much more. Here are some of the benefits that physio treatments can add to your life. [Read More]