Facet Joint Syndrome / Arthritis
The facet joints are the connections between the bones of the spine. The nerve roots pass through these joints to go from the spinal cord to the arms, legs, and other parts of the body.
July 30, 2023, 2 min read, Physiotherapy
If your ankle seems to be sore all the time and is not recovering in terms of pain or discomfort, chances are you either sprained or strained your ankle at some point throughout the day/night.
Most people are under the impression that both sprains and strains are the same thing and that the words are used interchangeably.
This is demonstrably false, as there are many differences between the two.
Here at York Rehab Clinic, we would like to go into detail about ankle injuries involving strains and sprains, and why it is a good idea to undergo physiotherapy with this injury.
Physiotherapy for ankle injuries will commonly include targeted stretching & workout techniques.
Some other treatment options include ultrasound, heat therapy and massage.
No matter your type of knee, foot or ankle injury, chances are physiotherapy can help in some way.
Expert physicians (like the ones here at York Rehab Clinic) will analyse your injury/site of pain & discomfort to determine the best treatment possible.
Treatments can vary depending on the area & severity of said injury.
The symptoms of sprains and strains are similar in most cases, which is often why people get the two words confused with one another.
The main difference in symptoms is that sprains will normally show up with bruises on the skin, whereas strains will not.
Some common reasons why you may sustain an ankle injury include:
It is extremely important to warm up before any sort of exercise in order to reduce your chances of getting an ankle injury.
When you are working out or doing a sports activity, always be sure you are aware of your surroundings. If you are tired or not fully focused, it is best to take a mental break and wait until you can be fully immersed in what you are doing.
This will also reduce the risk of running into something, slipping or falling due to a simple mistake.
Having to deal with an injury that takes forever to heal can be extremely bothersome.
Sometimes, it seems like no matter what you do, it will continue to burden you with pain, lack of movement, and general discomfort.
If you are struggling with this problem and are in need of a solution that will help heal an injury to recovery, we here at York Rehab Clinic can help!
With our expert staff, you can be certain that your injuries are in the right hands and that your issues will be taken care of with the utmost attention to detail.
To learn more about our Physiotherapy in Richmond Hill, be sure to call us at (416) 350-1940 today!
The facet joints are the connections between the bones of the spine. The nerve roots pass through these joints to go from the spinal cord to the arms, legs, and other parts of the body.
Looking for effective pain relief and improved range of motion?
Some migraine sufferers have reported excellent results from osteopathic treatment leading to a lessening or prevention of migraine symptoms.
Car Vehicle Accident (MVA)Significant injuries might recover in hospital but pain may continue long after you’ve been discharged.
At York Rehab Clinic, physiotherapists use various techniques and modalities, such as exercise, manual therapy, electrotherapy, Laser therapy and Shockwave therapy.
Take advantage of our exclusive All-Inclusive Package and enjoy $180 in savings 6 visits, with a choice of three different services. A complimentary Medical Cooling Pillow.
Strengthen your lower body with the Standing Squat exercise! Targeting legs and buttocks, it enhances stability and everyday movement.
A spinal deformity is an abnormal alignment or curve of the bony vertebral column. Adult scoliosis can be caused by age-related birth defects, a child’s growth, aging, injury, or previous spine surgery.
Interested in learning more about how York Rehab Clinic uses 3D scanning technology to create custom foot orthoses that provide optimal support and alignment?