Physical therapy for knee and hip pain

What is the connection between hip and knee pain? According to research & studies, around 60% of people who experience hip pain also experience knee pain. There are several reasons for this connection. The muscles and ligaments that support the hip and knee are very similar. If one of these muscles or ligaments is injured, […]
Delay in surgery due to COVID?

Read how physical therapy can help In the current scenario, there are many inpatient & outpatient surgeries that are being postponed or delayed due to a spike in COVID cases and consequential staffing shortage. During these delays, patients are not required to sit back and suffer while waiting for their surgery rather they should go for […]
How Occupational Therapy can help Children?

It is considered normal for children to face difficulties performing daily activities at home or school while growing up. However, if these difficulties are stunting their growth or blocking their development, then it becomes a matter of grave concern and this is where an Occupational Therapist (OT) steps in. As we all know, Occupational Therapy […]
Hip Pain When Squatting

Do you experience hip pain when squatting? Well, it turns out, you are not alone! The hip is one of the most common areas of pain in individuals who exercise. The pain is like a deep “pinch” in the front or back of the hip, which occurs at the bottom of the squat called as […]
Can Herniated Disc Cause You Serious Back Pain?

Many people suffer from chronic back pain which can be caused by a variety of medical conditions, in many cases; it is the result of a herniated disc. Herniated discs can occur anywhere along the spine but generally affect the lower back area. Physical therapy patients may also be familiar with other terms used to […]
Some tips for running in cold weather by SOS Physio Rehab

It’s the end of the year and winter is upon us! This means temperature drops that many of us runners love after a hot and humid summer or a mild fall, but it also means we need to adapt and change so we can continue enjoying our run. Here are few tips to help keep you […]
Painful wrists- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

With all the increased use of smartphones, it should come as no surprise that carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common nerve entrapment syndromes reported by the medical community. Carpal tunnel syndrome is named for the narrow passageway in each of our wrists that houses among other things, the median nerve that transmits nerve […]
Stay hydrated to avoid pain, muscle cramps & headaches

Most of us already know that water makes up a significant portion of the human body. In fact, around 60% of the average adult body consists of water. Many vital organs such as the lungs, heart, brain, kidneys and muscles depend heavily upon adequate hydration. With all these vital organs primarily consisting of water, it’s […]
Post-Intensive Care Syndrome

What is post-intensive care syndrome and what does Physical Therapy have to do with it? When you think about someone going into intensive care, you probably picture someone who’s very ill and likely fighting for their survival. They may be on a ventilator or other equipment that’s keeping them alive. When you’re in that situation, […]
ASTYM – Helping Post-Mastectomy

The term Astym may be new to you. Astym therapy was designed to help mobilize soft tissues in order to promote healing. Astym is a form of therapy that helps regenerate healthy soft tissue like muscles and tendons. Through the process of Astym therapy, it reduces scar, degeneration and fibrosis tissues that could be causing […]