Tennis elbow is a term for pain on the outside of the elbow that is typically aggravated by gripping or lifting when the palm is facing downwards. One of the most common diagnoses for tennis elbow is tendinopathy of the common extensor tendons of the wrist, which is typically an overuse injury. The muscles that […]
Haberfield now has its own local Physiotherapist. We are located at shop 8/ 191 Ramsay street Haberfield, directly across from the Ramsay Street Medical Centre. We have undercover car parking with lift access. The clinic principal Vincent Cagliostro has been providing Physiotherapy services for over 20 years. We accept all health funds, we have a
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Physiotherapist help improve and maintain quality of life. They help you recover from injury, reduce pain and stiffness, increase mobility and prevent further injury. Physiotherapists use their knowledge with movement and function to help patients overcome movement disorders which can present at any stage of life: From birth, through injuries or accidents, or from ageing,
Physiotherapists can work with active people or sportspeople on any level in order to manage injuries, niggles, and concerns, while maximising function and form to prevent risk of injuries while playing sports or being active. A physiotherapist will assess you based on your level of activity, medical history and through a thorough physical examination. This
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At Haberfield Physiotherapy, we understand the stress and difficulties that work injuries will have on both your physical & mental well-being. A physiotherapist will help guide your rehabilitation and provide a management plan that is congruent with your goals and work requirements in order to help you return to work quickly, but also safely! We
Motor Vehicle Accidents can be very stressful for a person, as they have to deal with loss/damage to their vehicle, and potentially injuries in worse scenarios. Due to the complex nature of whiplash injuries, recovery can be slow if it is not managed correctly and early. An experienced physiotherapist will help manage these injuries and
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Cast A cast is required to immobilise a bone following a fracture or surgery. They are usually made from 2 types of materials: Plaster of Paris, or Fibreglass. At Haberfield Physiotherapy, we use fibreglass to make our casts. Although it is slightly more expensive, it is durable and firm, providing better protection compared with a
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Following a large operation, the process of returning to performing your usual duties and the activities you love is long and difficult. However, a physiotherapist can guide you through the rehabilitation process following a surgery, help you understand your surgeon’s protocols and instructions clearly, and provide exercises to maximise function and strength while minimising any
