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Pro Health Clinic

Phone: +61 2 8721 6534



Address: 410 Georges River Road 2133 Croydon Park, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.prohealthclinic.com.au

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25.01.2022 DO YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE HEADACHE --- Headaches are a common complaint that we see often. . Multiple headaches can often be experienced by one person.... . This often results in people feeling overwhelmed or frustrated by what they perceive as a random nature of their headaches. . However understanding different types of headaches and different triggers can help manage and reduce these symptoms. . Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information about headache care and management See more



25.01.2022 SINGLE LEG STANCE TEST An ankle sprain is one of the most commonly injuries that does not receive proper rehab after injury. This would usually cause balance issues causing the entire body to shift to one side ... A client was having aches and pains all over his body, and in his history there were multiple incidents with ankle sprains. Using the Single Leg Stance (SLS) test (slide left for the videos), we noticed his right foot pronating and her left supinating. We further found his right peroneals were overactive and his right hip abductors under active. Also, his left tibialis posterior was overactive and his left inner hip flexors under active. Treatment involved releasing the overactive muscles and activating the under active muscles one side at a time. His SLS, although challenging, improved!!! Rehab is to mimic the session and do SLS with the corrections. Try this test at home in front of a mirror and watch carefully the balances that come up. If you need further help with your previous ankle injuries or have unresolved pains, please give us a call on (02) 8721 6534. We are always happy to help

25.01.2022 Jumper’s Knee Ezekiel came into the clinic with knee pain below the knee cap during and after games Assessments found and inflamed and overworked patella tendon which compensated for an inhibited quadraciep and glute maximus. ... We released overworked muscles and strengthened underworking muscles while putting gradual load on the patella tendon to increase tolerance. This post shows 3 exercises which can be useful for people who struggle with Jumper’s Knee (Patellar Tendinopathy). The exercises are shown in a gradually more demanding way, where the first variation is less demanding on the patellar tendon than the second one. 1Spanish Squat: Performed at approximately 70 to 100 of knee flexion. The first exercise shows a spanish squat at around 90 and the second shows one at around 100. It should reduce pain afterwards by reducing motor cortex inhibition of the quadriceps, which is associated with patellar tendinopathy 2Split Squat: performed between 10 and all the way to 90 of knee flexion 3 After having built up the tolerance of the patellar tendon, energy storage exercises like jumping, cutting, acceleration and deceleration were introduced with sport specific training These are just a few exercises and a small piece of a much bigger puzzle to Ezekiel’s program, but give them a shot and if you need more help with your basketball injuries, give us a call on 8721 6534. We’re always happy to help!

24.01.2022 WORKING FROM HOME We’ve had a very common theme in clinic this week - neck and/or lower back pain from sitting incorrectly at the computer. Due to improper ergonomic set up at home, we’ve had an increased number of clients coming in with sore neck and lower back from prolonged sitting at the desk. ... Here are some things to avoid doing: Sitting slumped and to one side with the spine bent Keeping the knees, ankles, or arms crossed Sitting or not properly supporting the feet Sitting for a long time in one position Straining the neck for long periods while looking at a monitor, telephone screen, or document Sitting in a position that does not fully support the back, especially the lower back Sitting for an extended period without taking a break Things to improve sitting posture: Back straight Minimal bend at wrists Keep the monitor at arm’s length and top of monitor at eye level or just below Using a standing desk to alternate between sitting and standing (see previous post for DIY tips on proper ergonomics for a stand up desk) Positioning the keyboard and mouse close together to avoid reaching Feet flat of the ground Getting up and moving around occasionally, especially when experiencing any muscle or joint pain (sit 20 minutes and stand 5 minutes) Give us a call on 8721 6534 if you require further help with your neck and lower back pain as well as advice on your ergonomic set up



16.01.2022 Every personalised rehab program given to our clients has been tested and trialed by at least one of our practitioners Here are two of our practitioners going through a lower back strengthening program that’s been personalised for one of our clients. Once we are satisfied with the exercises, we run through it with our clients and set suitable pace... An email will then be sent out with instructions to download an app for the program and videos to be loaded. We will continually monitor progress and check in frequently It is important to keep moving and get stronger through injury! Give us a call on (02) 872- 6534 for all your injury and rehab needs. We are more than happy to help ... #lowerbackpain #lowerbackworkout #lowerbackstretch #lowerbackrehab #rehabilitation #rehab #coreworkout #core #health #healthy #strength #chiropractor #chiropractic #chiro #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #strathfield #croydonpark #croydon #burwood #ashfield

15.01.2022 Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation; 3 Month Prone Exercise Even though this exercise looks easy, when done correctly; it definitely is not! This exercise helps with STABILITY of our trunk and joints in order to move efficiently and effectively. ... Benefits of this exercise include; corrects scapular positioning focuses on intra-abdominal pressure Helps upper thoracic extension Activates serratus anterior/posterior, lats and rhomboids This exercise is helpful for people with; Poor posture Neck injuries Shoulder injuries Scapular winging Lower back pain. Give us a call for more information on further exercises to improve your stability and how we can help with your injuries

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14.01.2022 KNOW WHAT'S CAUSING YOUR BACK PAIN --- Back and neck pain are some of the most common complaints we run into. . People most often assume it is disc pain when they have back pain.... . Facet pain is a very common cause of back pain and is often overlooked. . Knowing the difference can help with treatment and management of your symptoms! --- Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information about your back pain and how we can help. See more

13.01.2022 ARTHRITIS --- Arthritis most commonly refers to Osteoarthritis (degenerative joint disease) . Osteoarthritis refers to the decreasing space between two bones in a joint and the growth of bone spurs in response to stress.... . It is typically caused by progressive wear and tear or injury. . This will usually result in stiffness, reduced movement, pain and/or inflammation. . Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information and how to manage arthritis. See more

12.01.2022 Happy birthday to our beloved @doc.jendo We hope you have an amazing day! Make sure you wish her a happy birthday when you’re in next!!! Thank you for the amazing cakes from @lilyln_ @sosobaked & @veneshagozali...cause one cake is never enough!

11.01.2022 Chloe came in with various hip, knee and ankle injuries resulting from competitive basketball. After getting her out of pain, we incorporated a strength and conditioning program that was tailored to her dysfunctions. In addition to her strength and conditioning program, Chloe utilises basketball specific drills with a band to make it more effective at targeting her glutes.... Drop Step - This exercise is a great way to practice a defensive position while targeting hip and ankle mobility and strength. Drop Step with Controlled Dynamic Knee Valgus - It is definitely not favourable for the knee to go inwards during sport or daily life however, it happens. So when it does happen, athletes are better off being really good at controlling this motion. Banded Side Shuffle - While crab walks might be sufficient for the general population, athletes need speed and agility. Moving laterally quickly is important in basketball. If we focus on the trailing leg, this drill helps develop a strong concentric contraction as you push off and a strong eccentric contraction of the hip abductors as you bring the leg back to center. These are just a few exercises and a small part of Chloe’s program, but give them a shot and if you need more help with your basketball injuries, give us a call on 8721 6534. We’re always happy to help! ... @sydney_comets_basketball @noexcusesperformance @no1draftpickau

09.01.2022 STRAIN vs. SPRAIN -- Do you know the difference? . Strains and sprains are common injuries that we run into. Often from sport or overuse. .... Strains affect muscle fibers and tendons! . Sprains affect ligaments! . Each can be separated into three grades that represent the how much trauma is present. . 5 Examples of a pectoral muscle strain and an ankle sprain! -- See more



09.01.2022 PRO HEALTH CLINIC UPDATE Pro Health Clinic is still operating as normal including in-clinic consultations. We will be implementing virtual consultations so that we may continue to help those who are unable to make it into the clinic.... We encourage those who need advice on their complaints or rehabilitation to reach out. There will be regular helpful content coming through via email or our social media, so keep an eye out! We hope everyone stays safe and healthy during this time and all the best from Pro Health Clinic team. Please call (02) 8721 6534 regarding treatment, virtual consultations or advice on any musculoskeletal complaints.

07.01.2022 Hope you guys enjoy our amazing dance moves ... #tiktok #fyp

07.01.2022 THE HAMSTRINGS --- The powerful muscle group at the back of the thigh that produces knee flexion and hip extension . Hamstrings are constantly under tension (stretched rapidly when running or in a shortened position sitting at a work desk)... . Tight hamstrings can often place increased pressure on the lower back . Some people with lower back tightness may find lying flat on their back is made more comfortable with the knees slightly bent. --- Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information and how you can stretch and release your hamstrings! See more

06.01.2022 LIFTING SAFELY -- Common causes of injury that we see come from exercising at the gym! . Each time you train, you are loading up the joints, muscles and other soft tissue to stimulate a change in muscle tone, definition and strength.... . It is therefore important that when training, we do so as safely as possible to prevent injury! . Lifting with good form to maximise use of the muscle deep stabilisers will help minimise risk of injury. . The images above highlight different lifting positions. The right image has the deep spinal stabilisers engaged to protect the spine whereas the left image is loading thriugh the joints with little muscle activation to protect the spine. -- Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information about activation and strengthening of stabilising muscle groups! See more

03.01.2022 LOWER BACK ANATOMY -- The Quadratus Lumborum (QL) Muscle. -- This muscle runs from the bottom of the mid back down to the top of the ilium in the lower back.... This muscle often spasms during lower back injury The muscle facilitates side bending and depression of the ribs. Muscle spasm can cause difficult and discomfort when side-bending, twisting or bending forward. Trigger points of this muscle can refer into the gluteals or along the waist. -- Call (02) 8721 6534 for more information about your lower back pain!

02.01.2022 Happy birthday to our superstar chiropractor @jlee.chiro Make sure to wish him a happy birthday when you see him in clinic next!

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