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Worried About a Parent or Grandparent Falling or Struggling with Their Mobility? You’re Not Alone.
There’s a particular kind of worry that comes with watching a loved one start to struggle with their independence. It often creeps in...

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Stay Well, Live Well, and Prevent Injuries: Free Physio Seminars This Summer at No. 65, High Street, Nailsea
Following the success of Don’t Fall, Walk Tall!—a community event held in September 2024 aimed at raising awareness about fall...

Nailsea Physio
May 291 min read
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Does Your Kneecap hurt when you run?
Chondromalacia patellae: Analysis of this knee underrated condition How many times you felt your kneecap bothering you when you run? ...

Nailsea Physio
May 192 min read
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Returning to Running After an ACL Injury: What You Need to Know
Returning to running after an ACL injury is a big milestone. Returning to running after an ACL injury is a big milestone. It’s something...

Nailsea Physio
May 193 min read
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“I Just Want to Be Able to Go for a Walk”
It’s one of the most common wishes we hear at Nailsea Physio. Not “I want to run a marathon” or “I want to lift heavy weights” — but...

Nailsea Physio
May 191 min read
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Case Study: Mechanical neck and lower back pain on semi-professional Rugby player
On this blog we are going to look to a physiotherapy case study that we had at Nailsea Physio. In this case we are going to see how the...

Nailsea Physio
Mar 243 min read
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IS RUNNING GOOD OR BAD FOR YOUR KNEES?
The belief that running is harmful to your knees started from past research studies showing the high forces undergone by the knee when...

Nailsea Physio
Mar 243 min read
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What is Acupuncture and How Does it Work?
Acupuncture, a practice developed by the Chinese over 3000 years ago, has long been surrounded by explanations based on traditional...

Nailsea Physio
Feb 63 min read
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Don’t Get Snowed In with Frozen Shoulder!
Frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that causes pain and stiffness in the shoulder joint, significantly restricting...

Nailsea Physio
Feb 62 min read
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Top 10 Reasons Beginner Runners Get Injured
Running is a great way to stay fit, but it's also an activity that can lead to injury, especially for beginners. Whether you're new to...

Nailsea Physio
Jan 283 min read
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Happy New Year!
As we bid farewell to 2024 you may be reflecting on the bad things that may have happened in the last year, or you may be consolidating...

Nailsea Physio
Dec 31, 20242 min read
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5000 SQUATS IN NOVEMBER FOR MNDA.
We are doing the Motor Neurone Disease Associations 5000 Squats in November Challenge! The money raised will help to support the...

Nailsea Physio
Nov 5, 20241 min read
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Emma's Contribution to 220 Triathlon Magazine: Bulletproof Your Body
Emma Klijn recently provided 220 Triathlon Magazine with some insights on common overuse injuries in triathlon and how to best avoid them.

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Feb 27, 20241 min read
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Feb 12, 20240 min read
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Pain on the outside of your hip & why it’s important to get the correct diagnosis.
You may experience pain: in the hip/thigh/buttock area. when lying on your side or with direct pressure. increasing with exercise...

Nailsea Physio
Jan 17, 20244 min read
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Do I need to X-ray my ankle?
By Andrea Cutrupi How do you know that it’s only an ankle sprain, and not anything worse like a fracture? Ankle sprains are one of the...

Nailsea Physio
Sep 18, 20232 min read
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Why are my joints noisy?
by Andrea Cutrupi, Senior Physiotherapist Our joints, sometimes make a variety of noises and we want to know what these noises are and...

Nailsea Physio
Mar 16, 20233 min read
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Tips on Preventing Running Injuries
We often see injured runners in our clinic who are training towards an event or have taken up running after a long break. A weak core,...

Nailsea Physio
Jan 10, 20232 min read
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SHIN SPLINTS
Shin splints, or Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS) to use the more medical term, is a common injury amongst runners. Like so many of...

Nailsea Physio
Jul 5, 20228 min read
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FIFA 11+: A good warm-up option for football.
By Andrea Cutrupi Football is a contact sport that requires physical attitude and the ability to play at high levels of intensity....

Nailsea Physio
May 11, 20222 min read
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