Total Health in Success, Western Australia | Doctor

Total Health

Locality: Success, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6500 8100

Address: 11 Wentworth Parade 6164 Success, WA, Australia

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

Likes: 44

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Doctor
• Medical and health
• Physical therapist
• Podiatrist
• Speech therapist

25.01.2022 What is a functional Capacity Assessment? A Functional Capacity Assessment is usually completed by a trained allied health professional (physiotherapist, psychologist, speech therapist for example), for the purpose of validating your current functional abilities. This report can then be used for funding purposes with the NDIS, or job employment. Did you know that Total Health have been registered to perform Functional Capacity Assessments? We have a large allied health team ...of Physio’s, Psychologist’s and Speech Therapists, with clinics located all around Perth. With NO Waitlists!! Email [email protected] or call (08) 6500 8100 to make a booking!

25.01.2022 Plantar heel pain or Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of plantar fascia which is a strong ligament connecting the heel to the toes. Causes: Poor biomechanics: Flatfoot or high arch foot Excessive activity over a short period of time... Tight muscles, for instance calf and hamstrings Ill-fitting shoes To know how we can help with you, call us today at (08)6500 8100 or email us [email protected].

22.01.2022 Big Toe Joint Pain #1 A bipartite sesamoid occurs when the sesamoid developed from two ossification centres do not fuse at maturity. They are a normal anatomical variant. They appear as well-defined cortical outline and rounded margins on plain radiographs.

22.01.2022 Big toe joint pain # 6 Sesamoid stress fracture

21.01.2022 Having pain at the midlde of the foot? You may have Lisfranc’s injury or fracture - the bones in the midfoot area are broken or the ligaments are torn. It is a condition that can be easily missed, and it is more common in sporting population.

21.01.2022 We are still open this week Perth is now in a 5-day lockdown. Essential health services offered by Total Health are allowed to continue. Call us today at (08) 6500 8100

20.01.2022 What causes piezogenic papules? They are herniations of the fat tissues occurring at the heels. They usually occur as a result of continuous pressure on the heels from numerous factors such as excessive weight, carrying loads, jumping, running etc

20.01.2022 #2 Golf ball massage Take a golf ball and keep it under the heel. Roll it from the heel to the ball of the foot (metatarsophalangeal joints) to release the fascia.

19.01.2022 Hallux Limitus refers to an osteoarthritic condition occurring in the first metatarsophalangeal joint (MPJ). It is a condition in which the range of motion (ROM) of the first MPJ is gradually reduced, and it may eventually be lost completely. People with hallux limitus may experience pain at the big toe joint when doing weight-bearing activities including walking. Call us today at (08) 6500 8100 to book your appointment

17.01.2022 #1 Ice pack Place an ice pack under your heel for 15 minutes

15.01.2022 Big toe joint pain #2 Gout is an inflammatory arthritis that results from the deposition of the monosodium urate crystals in the joints and surrounding tissues. It occurs when the body has increased serum uric acid.

15.01.2022 Pes cavus foot deformity is another name for high arched foot. It is a faulty biomechanical factor that may increase the risk of pathological conditions, including heel pain, shin splints, peroneal tendon disorders, neuroma etc. This is because excessive amount of weight will be placed on the ball and heel due to the high arch.

14.01.2022 Causes of pain at the big toe joint include: - Osteoarthritis - Hallux valgus/bunion - Sesamoiditis - Bipartite Sesamoid... - Fracture - Gout Call us today at (08) 6500 8100 or email us [email protected] for a thorough foot assessment

12.01.2022 Here are the symptoms of bunion aka hallux valgus. Come and visit us if you are currently experiencing bunion pain and would like to know how we can help

12.01.2022 Here are the symptoms you may have when you have a ganglion cyst in your foot and ankle. Call us today at (08) 65008100 for a thorough foot assessment

11.01.2022 # 2 Os Peroneum Os peroneum is an accessory ossicle located within the peroneus longus tendon. It is a common anatomical variant that can be found in 4.7-30% of normal feet, and it is a possible causative factor for lateral (outside) midfoot pain.

11.01.2022 MTSS is commonly referred to shin splints. It is a common leg pain condition in athletes and runners. Symptoms of shin splints include: - Pain in the medial (inner) side of the shin bone - Pain often diminished upon stopping exercise... An overuse injury caused by repetitive micro-trauma on the tibia which leads to a stress reaction injury within the bone. Excessive stress on the tibia can cause it to bend during activities and will over time cause excessive stress in the bone resulting in injury. If you have shin splints and would like to know how we can help, call us today at (08)6500 8100 to book for an appointment or email us [email protected]

10.01.2022 Big toe joint pain # 5 Turf toe is a result of excessive upward bending of the big toe joint. It is common in sporting population. Common activities that cause turf toe injury include football, soccer, gymnastics and running.

10.01.2022 # 4 Calf stretching exercises: Towel pull stretch In a long sitting position, take a towel to loop around the arch of your foot. Hold the edges of the towel with both hands and pull your foot towards yourself. For a full regimen of calf stretching exercises, call us at (08) 6500 8100 to book an appointment

09.01.2022 Big Toe Pain # 3 Sesamoiditis is an inflammation of the sesamoid bones and their tendons. Call us today at (08) 6500 8100 to make your next step pain free

08.01.2022 Big Toe Joint Pain #4 Hallux Limitus refers to an osteoarthritic condition occurring in the first metatarsophalangeal joint (MPJ). It is a condition in which the range of motion (ROM) of the first MPJ is gradually reduced, and it may eventually be lost completely. People with hallux limitus may experience pain at the big toe joint when doing weight-bearing activities including walking. Call us today at (08) 6500 8100 to book your appointment

08.01.2022 #1 Jones fracture Jones fracture is an extra-articular fracture occurring at the 5th metatarsal bone. Causes for Jones fracture are still not clear. However, they have been reported to result after acute trauma/inversion injuries and sport activities. Pain can be mild or severe owing to the severity of the fracture. Recovery can take anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months.

08.01.2022 Do you have a lump on your foot and ankle? It may be a ganglion cyst. Call us today at (08)65008100 to book an appointment with our podiatrists for correct diagnosis and treatment

06.01.2022 Flat foot deformity is known as pes planus in medical term. It is one of the causes for plantar heel pain or plantar fasciits. Other than plantar heel pain, it can contribute to numerous conditions, including: - Achilles tendonitis - Shin splints - Bunion... - Posterior tendon disorders - Peroneal tendon pain - Hammer toe deformity - Neuroma - Knee pain See more

05.01.2022 Pain at the middle of the foot? There are a few possible pathological conditions you may have: - Peroneal tendon conditions - Lisfranc’s injury - Posterior tibialis tendon ... - Anterior tibialis tendonitis - Accessory cuboid - 5th metatarsal fracture - Jones fracture - Lateral column overload - Navicular stress fracture - Midfoot arthritis - Dorsal midfoot compression To get a definitive diagnosis, call us today on (08) 6500 8100 to make an appointment with our podiatrists for a thorough assessment.

05.01.2022 Turf toe is a result of excessive upward bending of the big toe joint. It is common in sporting population. Common activities that cause turf toe injury include football, soccer, gymnastics and running.

05.01.2022 Custom made orthotics are the shoe inserts or insoles that are specifically created for an individual to alleviate foot deformity, such as flat foot deformity. It supports the foot, redistributes the pressure under the foot and helps to achieve better foot function.

04.01.2022 What is hallux valgus? It is a medical term of bunion. It is a progressive structural deformity. The angles of the first metatarsal bones gradually changes over time, causing a malpositioning of the first metatarsophalangeal joint (MPJ) with lateral deviation of the big toe and medial deviation of first metatarsal bone.

04.01.2022 There are 2 common mechanisms of injury: - Direct trauma. It is the most common cause. For instance, crush injuries and car accident - Indirect trauma. It accounts for one-third of Lisfranc’s injury. It can be twisting on a plantarflexed foot (your foot points away from your leg) or forced external rotation of the foot, which is common in sports. ... Call us today at (08) 6500 8100 to book your appointment with one of our podiatrists if you have pain at the middle of your foot

04.01.2022 # 3 Warm bath Soak your foot in the warm water and put some Epsom salt in it. This helps to relax the muscles and fascia.

02.01.2022 Management for piezogenic papules: Avoid weight-bearing for a prolonged period Avoid foot injury Use compression stockings Cushioning heel cups... For more details, please book in with our podiatrists today

02.01.2022 5 Ways to Promote Talking in Your Little Ones! 1. Commentary: Speak to your baby as much as possible! Let them know why you're going food shopping, how you make dinner or even why you like a particular TV show. The more a child is exposed to language, the easier it’ll be for them to pick it up. 2. Ditching your ‘Baby Voice’: I know, I know.. I can’t help it, they’re so cute! All jokes aside, speaking to our little ones in our normal, grown up voice, will help teach them the n...ecessary speech sounds to create words and sentences later in life! 3. Reading lots of books: Reading to your children can not only be a fun activity but is SO helpful in the development of speech sounds. Pointing as you read the word and actively engaging in the story (like asking questions, commenting on the pictures) are useful tools also. 4. Sing your words or create little songs about your day. This can promote your child to want to join in or copy you! Making little movements to match the song is also a great idea to promote fine and gross motor skills! 5. Making talking fun! It’s no secret that our kids will want to participate in anything that seems fun or exciting. So why not make speech fun? Making funny sounds during play time, laughing, smiling or clapping when your child says a sound and playing ‘copy-cat’ are all great ways to make speech fun!

02.01.2022 If you have the following symptoms, you are likely to have Lisfranc’ injury. Come and visit us today to make your next step pain free.