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Fluid in the knee: causes, recognition and how to drain it
Fluid in the knee causes swelling, stiffness, and pain. Physical therapy helps with exercises, manual techniques, and lymphatic drainage to drain the fluid and promote recovery.
Groin pain during exercise: causes and solutions
Groin pain during sports is often caused by overuse, incorrect movements, or muscle imbalances. Physiotherapy can help with targeted exercises and advice for sustainable recovery.
How do you know if your ankle ligaments are torn? Symptoms and recovery
Twijfel je of je je enkelbanden hebt gescheurd na een verzwikking of een verkeerde beweging? Een gescheurde enkelband kan zorgen voor veel pijn en instabiliteit. Maar hoe herken je het verschil tussen een verstuikte enkel en een gescheurde enkelband? En wat kun je...
How does vertigo develop and how does physiotherapy help?
Vertigo often arises from BPPV, neck pain, or balance problems. Physiotherapy offers targeted treatment, including the Epley maneuver and balance exercises.
Hamstring pain: radiating from the lower back or local pain?
Hamstring pain sometimes occurs locally, but it can also radiate from the lower back. Physiotherapy analyzes the cause and helps with targeted treatment and recovery training.
EPTE therapy for tendonitis: effective treatment for long-term complaints
EPTE therapy is an effective, ultrasound-guided treatment for persistent tendonitis. It stimulates natural healing, reduces pain, and prevents recurrence.
Persistent lower back pain: why recovery sometimes fails
Persistent lower back pain is often caused by posture, stress, or overuse. Physical therapy addresses the cause, reduces pain, and prevents recurrence.
Shortness of breath without an obvious cause? Here's how to recognize a breathing pattern that's working against you.
Feeling short of breath for no apparent reason can make you feel uneasy. Your breathing often plays a role. Many people breathe too quickly or too shallowly without realizing it. This can cause shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pressure, or tension in your neck and shoulders.
What treatments are necessary for a herniated disc in the neck?
A herniated disc in the neck causes pain, tingling and loss of strength. Treatments such as physiotherapy, manual therapy and dry needling help reduce pain and improve mobility, often without surgery.








