Physiotherapy offers a multi-dimensional approach that can treat different conditions. It mainly focuses on restoring and rehabilitating the musculoskeletal and circulatory systems. However, it's also effective for treating other conditions, including the following. Sports Injuries After incurring an injury, it's common to have pains and aches, which mainly demand some time off from the sport. Athletes are prone to sprains and strains due to their exhausting effort. Physiotherapy helps ease the ache, stiffness and boosts flexibility. [Read More]

Vein diseases and malformations can adversely affect blood flow to critical organs in your body. Besides, varicose veins can be itchy and painful and, in severe cases, cause cramping in affected limbs. Additionally, you might see discolouration on a limb with varicose veins. Such issues can be addressed through a procedure referred to as sclerotherapy. Although it involves injections, it is an overall minimally non-invasive procedure for treating varicose or spider veins. [Read More]

If your prostate becomes too large, you may experience symptoms like difficulty in urination, frequent urges to urinate, painful urination or ejaculation, presence of blood in your urine, etc. Prostate cancer has the same symptoms; visit a doctor as soon as possible for a prostate exam. What Does a Prostate Exam Involve? A prostate exam requires the doctor to feel your prostate using a finger. This is usually done by inserting a finger into your rectum, which helps the doctor feel the size, texture and shape of your prostate. [Read More]