Category: Sports Medicine

Sports Trauma

Exercise and sports are excellent lifestyle choices to maintain physical strength and overall good health. However, injuries are common in sports activities, which can be acute or chronic…

Fear of Re-injury in Athletes

For all athletes, getting injuries is an unfortunate reality that may cause disturbance in their training, performance and overall wellness. While recovery is one of the main concerns,…

Common Sports Injuries in Swimmers

Despite being a low-impact exercise, swimmers are still prone to various forms of injuries in both the upper and lower extremities. Competitive swimmers perform highly repetitive motions and…

Common Sports Injuries in Cricketers

While injuries during a game of cricket is quite unpredictable for any of the players; bowlers and fielders are prone to injury risk when compared to the batters…

Runner’s Knee – Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Runner’s knee refers to conditions that cause pain around the patella or kneecap. This could include iliotibial band syndrome, chondromalacia patella, anterior knee pain syndrome and patellofemoral malalignment.…

Meniscal Surgery

Did you know the thigh bone is connected to the shin bone through two cartilage discs known as the menisci? Each meniscus is a C-shaped disc that acts…

Importance of Sports Nutrition

In the athletic population, sports nutrition play a key role along with training. The food that you consume not only help with the nutrition requirements but also help…

ROLE OF A SPORTS NUTRITIONIST

A large population today are into sporting activity either recreational or semi-professional. The personal improvement can be achieved through adequate nutrition. In the athletic population an adapted nutritional…

Patellar Instability

Patellar instability is an umbrella term given to a range of injuries that occur when the kneecap or patella is displaced from its original resting place.  It is…

Upper Crossed Syndrome

When muscle imbalances occur some muscles become inhibited and weak, while others become tight. Such imbalances lead to tissue changes that may result in inappropriate patterns of movement.…