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Senior man at the gym suffering from pain in knee

My doctor says I have arthritis, what does that mean?

‘Arthritis’ usually refers to osteoarthritis, the most commonly diagnosed type of arthritis, and the most common joint disorder in Canada and the US. Unless you are referred to a rheumatologist, odds are you are dealing with osteoarthritis.  Osteoarthritis (OA) can affect any joint, but most often occurs in the knees,

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Child exercising with physiotherapist

Physiotherapy Treatment for Children

Children are so much more than mini-adults. Their personalities, mannerisms, physiology, and even anatomy is unique. In addition they are always growing and changing. These changing bodies require a unique and individualized therapeutic approach, adapted for the developing child. Pediatric-trained physiotherapists assess and treat a wide variety of acute, developmental,

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Pregnant woman with labor pain

Labour and birth: What Positions Are the Best?

Labour and birth can be made easier or harder depending on your positioning and movement. Before we elaborate on positioning, let’s do a quick recap on the different stages of labour. Stage 1 labour When your contractions first start. These can start off quite sporadic, and as labour progresses they become

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What is Diastasis Recti & How to fix it

DRA is not limited to postpartum women; it is a condition also seen in men, athletes of both genders and children. For the purpose of this blog post we will concentrate on pregnancy since it is the most common preceding event for this condition, Diastasis recti, also known as DRA,

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Poor Sleep Affects Pain

Did you know 1 in 3 Canadian adult age 35-64 does not get enough sleep per night.   Sleep deprivation is linked with increased pain. When we are not well rested, our bodies can become more sensitive to pain, reducing tolerance levels and making pain feel worse. Not everyone who experiences

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