by Lamberti Physio | Mon 01, 2020 | Lower body, Upper Body
Fluoroquinolone antibiotics are a broad-spectrum antibiotic, commonly used for urinary tract infections (bladder infections), pneumonia and acute sinusitis. They are not used in children because animal studies have shown that it can damage the cartilage in...
by Lamberti Physio | Wed 12, 2019 | Upper Body
A finger injury is rather common and quite prevalent in ball sports. Ask any athlete – you only realise how much you use something when you cannot use it. Finger dislocations in the sporting world are usually seen as minor injuries by the athlete or coach where,...
by Lamberti Physio | Wed 12, 2019 | Head & Shoulders
Reached for your coffee this morning and all of a sudden there is a sharp pain in your shoulder and you cannot move your shoulder in any direction without pain? Welcome to shoulder pain. So why is shoulder pain so prominent? Could there be a different reason? Well,...
by Lamberti Physio | Sat 11, 2019 | Lower body
Sciatica is a condition commonly treated by physiotherapists and has been found to occur in up to 40% of people who suffer with lower back pain. Research shows that seeking early intervention for your Sciatica greatly decreases the pain you experience, improves the...
by Lamberti Physio | Mon 10, 2019 | Lower body, Upper Body
Physiotherapists are often asked what the difference is between physiotherapy and biokinetics. A careful response to this question is important so that the difference is highlighted without perpetuating any existing misunderstanding. The difference between...
