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Condition of the Month: Spinal Stenosis
There are two types of stenosis: spinal (central) stenosis and foraminal (lateral) stenosis. Both kinds of stenosis commonly occur in the ne
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Kids and Posture
Lately, I've been seeing a lot of kids and teenagers with neck and back pain. It is only that much more important to fix their posture n
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Understanding Common Physio Treatments
Ever wondered what your physiotherapist is doing or what machine they're probing you with? Here are some common treatment modalities tha
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Dizziness, Vertigo, and Vestibular Rehab
Good balance is often taken for granted. However, when balance is impaired, simple activities such as getting up or walking can become quite
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Treat the Symptom or Fix the Cause?
A lot of people experience chronic or recurring aches and pains because the cause of their conditions are not addressed. Do I treat where it
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Condition of the Month: Plantar Fasciitis
Summer is fast approaching, and you know what this means: flip flop season. As we spend more time walking and playing outside, the risk of f
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What Does It Mean? Part 2: Imaging Tests
Most people have probably heard of (and probably had) an x-ray or ultrasound before. These, among others, are diagnostic imaging tests that
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More Than Just Physical Therapy
As a physiotherapist, everybody I see is in some kind of physical pain or has some kind of physical limitation. What people don't realiz
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Common Fitness Myths (Debunked)
Are you trying to get fit and lose fat for the summer? Are you following insane fitness trends and diets that are totally not sustainable? H
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How to Avoid This Epidemic!
Are you a 40 to 60 year old woman? Are you going through menopause? Does your shoulder feel painful, stiff, or weak? Then continue reading t
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