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The knee and ankle are two of the most essential weight-bearing joints in the body, allowing for movement, stability, and support during daily activities. However, due to their constant use and exposure to strain, they are highly susceptible to injuries, degenerative conditions, and overuse syndromes.
Knee pain often results from ligament injuries, arthritis, or mechanical issues, leading to swelling, stiffness, and mobility restrictions. Similarly, ankle pain is commonly caused by sprains, fractures, or ligament damage, making it difficult to walk or bear weight.
Ignoring these conditions can lead to chronic discomfort and long-term mobility issues. Through early intervention, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation, individuals can effectively manage pain, restore strength, and prevent future injuries.
A hard tackle, fall, or collision can cause the ACL to rupture, especially in contact sports.
Wearing unsupportive shoes or having flat feet can put extra strain on the Achilles tendon, increasing the risk of tendinitis.
Activities like prolonged standing, walking, or running without proper support can cause inflammation of the plantar fascia.
Strengthen supporting muscles and correct imbalances.
Improve mobility, correct posture, and stabilize joints.
Develop peripheral skills for overall athleticism
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Thorough assessment of medical history and pain triggers
Collaborative goal setting for personalized treatment plans
Targeted exercise programs to increase strength and flexibility
Regular monitoring for effective pain relief and improved well-being
Returning to Sports After Injury
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Individualized recovery focused on strength and flexibility
Continuous support with progress monitoring and adjustments
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