Scars are the result of the physiological process of tissue repair that occurs after injury, surgery or trauma. This process involves an organised sequence of cellular events, including inflammation, proliferation and remodelling, the aim of which is to re-establish the structural continuity of tissues. Although essential, scar tissue has different biomechanical and histological properties to the original tissue....
Abdominal diastasis is a common problem that affects many people. If you're looking for information on how to treat and prevent this condition, this article is for you. Our physiotherapist offers valuable tips to help you improve this condition. What is it? Diastasis of the rectus abdominis is the term used...
Let's talk about the problem that is urinary incontinence, but also the solution: urogynaecological physiotherapy. Did you know that 10%-40% of women have urinary incontinence and because it's seen as such an intimate problem, many women don't mention it? Urinary incontinence doesn't just affect menopausal women. It can affect pregnant women or...
