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West Wyalong Physiotherapy

Locality: West Wyalong, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6972 2866

Address: 109-111 Main Street 2671 West Wyalong, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.westwyalongphysio.com

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22.01.2022 Up to 33 per cent of people over the age of 50 experience nocturnal leg cramps. While it was previously believed to be caused by dehydration, electrolyte imbala...nces and lactic acid, new research suggests the most likely causes are actually prolonged sitting, poor or abnormal posture, poor flexibility, weight and footwear. Research published in the #JournalofPhysiotherapy shows that calf and hamstring stretches before bed each day can reduce the frequency and severity of middle-of-the-night leg cramps. Your physiotherapist can help with the appropriate stretches and exercises to reduce muscle cramps. #choosephysio See more

16.01.2022 Hello everyone, Physiotherapy services will be resuming on Monday the 28th of May. Please call the front desk for an appointment 02 6972 2866.

16.01.2022 Hi everyone, after the 19th of December Physiotherapy services will resume on the 15th of January. I hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday. Thank you for your support West Wyalong and district

14.01.2022 'I choose physio because it keeps me on my feet and feeling good.' Tell us why you choose physio during Tradies National Health Month in just one sentence and y...ou'll go in the draw to WIN a pair of STEEL BLUE Boots! Don’t forget to use #choosephysio and #tradieshealth. Enter as many times as you like before midnight tomorrow. The winner will be announced on 3 August 2018. See more

14.01.2022 Using 3D infrared cameras, researchers from the UK analysed the running style of runners who suffered from patellofemoral pain (runners knee), medial tibial str...ess syndrome (shin splints), iliotibial band syndrome and achilles tendinopathy. The study found these injuries may be influenced by simple technique errors, including a side-to-side pelvis drop, which was the most strongly associated biomechanical pattern found in all injured runners. #choosephysio for running injuries See more

14.01.2022 ‘The aim of our recommendations is to increase access to safe, high quality physiotherapy and cut unnecessary red tape.’ APA National President Phil Calvert pro...vides HealthTimes with an overview of the APA Medicare Review submission, and discusses the need for meaningful change for physiotherapists and their patients in the Australian healthcare system. See more

08.01.2022 Hi everyone, just letting people know that I will be doing face to face consults as of next Tuesday the 28th of April. I ask that if you have been unwell then p...lease wait until you are well to make an appointment. On entering the building your temperature will be checked, and then I will give you a mask to be worn whilst in the building, which you can take off on your way out. If anyone needs an appointment please call the front desk on 6972 2866 See more

06.01.2022 Hello everyone, just letting people know there will be changes to Physiotherapy appointment prices after the 30th of June. Please call the front desk if you have any questions on 02 6972 2866. Also a reminder the you can claim your private health cover on the spot with our HICAPS terminal. Thanks

06.01.2022 Hi everyone, just letting people know that at present I am operating as normal. This is following the recommendations which are being put to us daily from the Australian Physiotherapy Association in regards to COVID-19. I do ask that if anyone has any symptoms of a cold or flu, have been overseas recently, have been in contact with anyone who has recently been overseas, or been in any areas with known COVID-19, could you please NOT COME into the building and reschedule. These are precautions to keep the public and our staff safe during this time. If you are unsure what to do, please call the front desk 6972 2866 for verification. Many thanks! Lindsay

05.01.2022 Tradies National Health Month begins tomorrow! Physically demanding trade jobs can cause and exacerbate a range of injuries and health conditions. It's not surp...rising that tradies are over-represented in workplace injuries compared to other workers. Do your workplace practices focus on health and safety? Check out the information on offer at www.choose.physio/fortradies. #choosephysio for #tradieshealth See more

02.01.2022 It is with a broken heart and shattered Footy Club that I write this....yesterday we lost one of our players in a tragic accident, not only were you a Mate, you... are a loving husband and father and our hearts are shattered. Deepest sympathy go out to Nic , Millie, Tyler and Ethan and all the Hadfield family. You were a top bloke Kev who lead by example on and off the field that had many players look up to you. Tomorrow we take the field in your honour...RIP Kevin Hadfield See more

01.01.2022 Patellofemoral pain (PFP) affects up to 25 per cent of active individuals, with women twice as likely as men to develop the condition. Knee crepitusa noisy kne...eis a frequent complaint from those with PFP. Christian Barton, APAM, was among the researchers of a new study that found knee crepitus doesn’t mean weakness, lower function or higher pain for women with PFP. See more

01.01.2022 Hi everyone, just letting people know that as of tomorrow afternoon I will be closing Physiotherapy services for the next few weeks. I feel that it is the safest thing to do at the moment. I will let you know when I am starting work again. Thanks, Linds