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Gordon Bohlmann, BSc (PT), CGIMS, OMT, BSc HMS, Physiotherapist , discusses physiotherapy for sciatic pain.
Sciatic pain or sciatica is a typical complaint that people
will come into the clinic with, and what they usually mean by that is they have pain somewhere
in their back or going down their leg that is causing discomfort or shooting pain. .
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Carol Kennedy, BScPT, MClSc(manip), FCAMPT, Physiotherapist, discusses neck pain & headaches.
A cervicogenic headache is a headache that arises from the
structures in the cervical spine or the neck, and that could be the joints, it could be the
ligaments, it could be the muscles, and usually it’s the upper part of the neck.
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Ms. Tamarah Nerreter, physiotherapist, discusses Pregnancy and Stretching Exercises
In pregnancy, the relaxin hormone is ever present, into the
postpartum period, for about three to four months. Therefore, it’s important to maintain a good
stretching routine. Certain muscles will tighten and change with change of posture and centre of
gravity, and also the change in the laxity of your joints.
