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- [REHAB TO REPLAY IN UPPER LIMB INJURY: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/rehab-to-replay-in-upper-limb-injury/): REHAB TO REPLAY IN UPPER LIMB INJURY: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW Introduction- Plyometric Training in Rehabilitation: Plyometric training for the upper body plays a crucial role during the rehabilitation phase of upper limb injuries, especially for athletes returning to high-performance levels. However, it’s important to understand that plyometric exercises cannot be introduced at the very beginning of rehab. Certain prerequisites must be achieved before progressing to this advanced stage, which comes under rehabilitation. 1. Why Plyometric Prerequisites Matter Plyometric exercises involve high-velocity, explosive movements that demand excellent strength, stability, and control. Introducing them too early can overload healing tissues
- [Lower Limb Injury Rehab The Final Step: From Clinic To Competition](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/lower-limb-injury-rehab-the-final-step/): Lower Limb Injury Rehab The Final Step: From Clinic To Competition Plyometrics & Agility — The Missing Link Between Strength And Sport Readiness Achieving limb symmetry after a lower-limb injury is a major milestone; however, it’s not the finish line for an athlete. Strength alone doesn’t prepare the body for the unpredictable, high-speed demands of sports. This is where plyometrics and agility training become essential. They act as the critical bridge between clinical rehabilitation and true on-field performance. In this final phase of rehab, athletes transition from controlled, predictable exercises to dynamic, explosive, and sport-specific movements. Running, jumping, cutting, decelerating,
- [The Rehab Roadmap Of Lower Limb Injuries](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/rehab-roadmap-of-lower-limb-injuries/): THE REHAB ROADMAP OF LOWER LIMB INJURIES Introduction: It’s a familiar scene for physiotherapists: a patient walks in with a painful limp after a lower-limb injury—worried, confused, and eager to return to normal life Although such cases are frequent, each rehabilitation journey is unique and rarely follows a linear path. Timelines, symptoms, and goals vary widely. Some seek physiotherapy immediately after an injury or following surgery, while others come later when daily activities become difficult. For some, the goal is returning to sport; for others, it’s simply moving without pain. The Lower Limb Rehab Series: Our role as physiotherapists is
- [Roadmap to Approach Upper Limb condition from pain to Performance ](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/approach-upper-limb-condition-from-pain-to-performance/): INTRODUCTION :  As physiotherapists, we are struggling at some point in rehabilitation to achieve better outcomes, so to address that, we have created a blog series.  After reading these blogs, you will learn how to approach a patient or an athlete with painful conditions, injuries, or post-surgery in the upper limb, and how to manage and progress the patient for a better outcome. These blogs will also be the roadmap for the return to sports. This blog discusses the initial three months of rehab after injury or surgery, to gain a full range of motion (ROM) with proper care and
- [10 PRINCIPLES TO BECOME A BETTER PHYSIOTHERAPIST](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/what-makes-a-great-physiotherapist/): 10 PRINCIPLES TO BECOME A BETTER PHYSIOTHERAPIST Every physio experiences moments of uncertainty, self-doubt, and low confidence, even with high grades, practical skills, knowledge, and more certificates. That’s because physiotherapy isn’t just about treatments, but it’s more about the therapist. Not all physios are the same, and it’s often the little things that make a big difference. So, what makes someone the best physio? This blog reveals that secret—and it’s exactly what we practice in our clinic, too. Let’s dive in. 1) ASSESS, DON’T ASSUME:  The most common error in the medical field is MISDIAGNOSIS. In reality, the first line
- [Semimembranosus](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/semimembranosus/): Semimembranosus The semimembranosus is part of the hamstring group of muscles, located in the posteromedial compartment of the thigh. It is a broad, flat, and membranous muscle located beneath the slender semitendinosus.   Name origin:  The word ‘semimembranosus’ originated from Latin, in which   ‘Semi’ means partially ‘Membranous’ means membrane-like.  As the name suggests, this muscle has a broad and membranous tendon in contrast to the semitendinosus tendon, which is long, round, and slender.  Anatomy: Image Created By: Malathi Proximal attachment:  The semimembranosus proximally attaches to the superolateral facet of the ischial tuberosity, along with other hamstring muscles.  Distal attachment:  Distally, the
- [Biceps femoris](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/biceps-femoris/): Biceps femoris The biceps femoris is a component of the hamstring muscle group, and it is the most lateral muscle of the group. Hence, sometimes referred to as ‘the lateral hamstrings’.  The biceps femoris is a crucial and the most commonly injured muscle during sprinting because of the excessive eccentric load placed on it.  Name origin:  The term biceps femoris is rooted in Latin words, in which ‘Biceps’ means two heads  ‘Femoris’ means on the femur  As the name implies, it has two heads- a long head and a short head. Anatomy: Image Created By: Malathi Proximal attachment:  The two
- [BEYOND SCIATICA- A Clear Guide to Lumbar Radiculopathy](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/clear-guide-to-lumbar-radiculopathy/): BEYOND SCIATICA: A Clear Guide to Lumbar Radiculopathy Introduction: More Than Just Back Pain Almost everyone has experienced back pain at some point in life. But when that pain travels down the leg, burning, throbbing, or stabbing as if electricity is running through the nerves – it’s more than just a “backache.” That’s lumbar radiculopathy. It happens when a nerve root in the lower spine gets compressed or irritated. This irritation can cause pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness that extends all the way down to the foot and toes. Prevalence (how common it is): Low back pain affects 9.9–25% of
- [Rotator Cuff–Related Shoulder Pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/rotator-cuff-related-shoulder-pain/): Rotator Cuff–Related Shoulder Pain (RCRSP): From Impingement to Modern Biomechanical Understanding Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions, and for years, the term “impingement” was used to describe pain caused by the rotator cuff tendons being compressed under the acromion and humeral head during arm elevation.  However, new evidence shows this idea is outdated, leading to a change in how we understand and describe the condition. What does the term ‘Impingement’ mean?  Impingement means ‘to strike against’.  The Classic Impingement Model (Neer, 1970s) proposed that pain was due to bony compression of rotator cuff tendons beneath the
- [VERTIGO: THE DIZZY IMPOSTOR](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/neurological-conditions/vertigo-the-dizzy-impostor/): VERTIGO: THE DIZZY IMPOSTOR  “My head is spinning, the whole world is spinning!” Chances are, you’ve heard a family member say something like this. Of course, their heads aren’t literally spinning; that’s impossible. But the strange sensation they describe is very real. It’s what many people call vertigo. The tricky part is this: not everyone who feels dizzy or lightheaded actually has vertigo. Still, they often get that diagnostic label and a prescription for tablets like Vertin. So here’s the question: Is it really vertigo, or is it just being misdiagnosed as vertigo? This article is here to clear up
- [Living Strong with Axial Spondyloarthritis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/injury-rehab/living-strong-with-axial-spondyloarthritis/): Living Strong with Axial Spondyloarthritis How to stay Active, pain-free, and in control. Imagine this: the alarm rings in the morning, but instead of jumping out of bed ready to embrace the day, your body feels heavy, your back is locked in stiffness, and even the simple act of sitting up feels like climbing a mountain. For millions of people worldwide, this isn’t just a rare inconvenience; it’s the everyday reality of living with axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA), a chronic inflammatory condition that primarily affects the spine and sacroiliac joints.   But here’s the twist: while axial Spondyloarthritis may try to
- [LATERAL ANKLE SPRAIN IN ATHLETES](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/injury-rehab/lateral-ankle-sprain-in-athelets/): LATERAL ANKLE SPRAIN IN ATHLETES: What the current research evidence really suggests Ankle Sprains: More Than Just a “Simple Twist” A sudden roll, a sharp twist, and Boom! Your game is on pause. Ankle sprains are often dismissed as minor bumps in everyday life, but in the world of sports, they can be a game-changer. What starts as a sudden twist can sometimes lead to long-term problems like repeated sprains, persistent instability, or even end up in surgery if not properly managed. Fast-paced sports like football, basketball, netball, and handball put athletes at risk of ankle sprains, with rapid cuts,
- [SLAP Tear Simplified  One-stop resource: from Pain to performance](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/injury-rehab/slap-tear-simplified/): SLAP Tear Simplified One-stop resource: from Pain to performance A SLAP tear (superior labrum anterior-posterior lesion) is an injury to the labrum, the ring of cartilage that stabilises the shoulder socket. For pitchers, swimmers, volleyball players, or lifters, even a small tear can mean the difference between peak performance and sitting on the bench. The tricky part? SLAP tears often hide behind vague symptoms, such as shoulder pain, instability, or loss of throwing velocity, making it a challenge to spot them early.   In this blog, we will explore what a SLAP tear is, why overhead athletes are especially vulnerable,
- [NON-SPECIFIC BACK PAIN](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/non-specific-back-pain/): NON-SPECIFIC BACK PAIN Non-specific low back pain (NSLBP) is defined as low back pain not attributable to a recognisable, known specific pathology. Almost everybody will experience low back pain at some point, as it has become common in everyday life, like getting tired, feeling sad, or getting a cold. While some episodes of low back pain can be severe and frightening, most people recover from the episode reasonably quickly (within six to eight weeks) and often without the need to see a health professional for treatment.  To know more about NSLBP, we need to know about pain and the importance
- [How does the perfect rehab look](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/how-does-the-perfect-rehab-look/): How does the perfect rehab look, Pain-Free or painful? Most of the time, patients visit physiotherapists for pain relief. Also, they come with a lot of expectations to be pain-free and have lots of questions like:   Am I causing more damage to my body when  I do movements with pain? Should I continue doing the movement or exercise even if I feel uncomfortable? How much pain is safe during exercise?   So, if physiotherapy is expected to reduce pain, does that mean all rehab sessions should be pain-free? The answer is no. Experiencing some level of pain or discomfort
- [Semitendinosus](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/semitendinosus/): Semitendinosus The semitendinosus is one of the three muscles in the hamstring group, located in the posteromedial compartment of the thigh. It is a slender muscle with a long, cord-like tendon.    Name origin:  The semitendinosus originated from Latin, in which   ‘Semi’ means partially ‘Tendinosus’ means tendon-like    It got this name because the muscle belly transitions into a long, round tendon approximately two-thirds of the muscle length, making it appear to be partly tendinous. Anatomy: Proximal attachment:  The semitendinosus proximally attaches to the ischial tuberosity, along with other hamstring muscles.  Distal attachment:  Distally, it joins with the sartorius and
- [Vastus Medialis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/vastus-medialis/): Vastus Medialis The vastus medialis is the most medial muscle of the quadriceps group, forming the innermost portion of the powerful extensor complex.    It is easily recognized by its distinctive “teardrop” shape just above the knee joint, in well-trained individuals, such as bodybuilders, sprinters, athletes, and those who consistently perform hypertrophy training for the legs.   It works with other quadriceps muscles in the knee joint movements, essential for everyday activities and athletic performance as well. Anatomy: The vastus medialis muscle is located in the anteromedial aspect of the thigh.  Proximal attachment:  Proximally, it attaches to the  Medial lip
- [Hamstring](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/hamstring/): Hamstring https://youtu.be/3L9aIm05V2E?si=tUxkeXENvHn_-9C3 Hamstring muscles, commonly referred to as “hams,” are a large group of muscles located in the back of the thighs. It is one of the larger muscle groups in the lower limb.  The hamstring muscles have actions in both the hip and knee joints and are essential for daily activities such as walking, sitting, and lifting, as well as for sports performance that requires speed, power, and stability. They play a crucial role in sprinting but are also the most commonly injured muscles during high-speed running.  Name origin:  The term Hamstring originates from the old English terms, ‘Ham’
- [Vastus Intermedius](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/vastus-intermedius/): Vastus Intermedius The vastus intermedius muscle is one of the muscles of the quadriceps femoris group. It is often called the “invisible quadriceps” because it’s entirely hidden under the Rectus Femoris. Although it is small and hidden beneath other muscles of the quadriceps, it plays a crucial role in the function of the knee joint.  Anatomy: Image Created By: Malathi The vastus intermedialis muscle is located in the anterior aspect of the thigh, just below the Rectus femoris, between the vastus lateralis and vastus medialis. Proximal attachment:  Proximally, it attaches to the  Lateral lip of the linea aspera Anterolateral surface
- [Rectus Femoris](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/rectus-femoris/): Rectus Femoris The rectus femoris, a component of the quadriceps muscle group, is a long and straight muscle located in the front of the thigh. The muscle got its name from the Latin word, Rectus, which means ‘Straight’.  It is the only two-joint muscle of the quadriceps group, having action on both the hip and knee joints.  It is often referred to as the ‘kicking muscle’ because it simultaneously produces hip flexion and knee extension, the two essential movements required to deliver a powerful kick.  It contributes to the explosive power and speed required to lift the thigh and extend
- [Vastus Lateralis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/vastus-lateralis/): Vastus Lateralis Vastus lateralis is the largest and most lateral muscle in the quadriceps muscle group. It makes up the outermost part of the quadriceps muscle group. It works in conjunction with other quadriceps muscles to produce movements in the knee joint, which are essential for everyday activities such as walking, squatting, and athletic performance as well.  Anatomy: Image Created By: Malathi The vastus lateralis muscle is located in the anterolateral aspect of the thigh.  Proximal attachment:  Proximally, it attaches to the  Lateral lip of the linea aspera Greater trochanter (anterior inferior aspect) Intertrochantric line  Gluteal tuberosity of the femur
- [Quadriceps Muscles](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/quadriceps/): Quadriceps Muscles https://youtu.be/8IyYp_7aMP0?si=S7gilbpOQyZxYHn4 Quadriceps or quadriceps femoris, commonly referred to as Quads, are a large group of muscles present in the front of the thigh. The quadriceps muscle has its action in both the hip and the knee and is essential for almost all lower limb activities, such as standing, walking, sprinting, squatting, etc.   Name origin: The term Quadriceps femoris originates from Latin.  Quadriceps, meaning ‘four heads’ and  Femoris, indicating ‘femur bone’,  The Quadriceps femoris translates to a four-headed muscle of the femur.   Quadriceps muscles are known as the “second lung” because of their high oxygen demand during activity. Increased oxygen
- [Stuff That Made Me Rethink Physiotherapy](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/stuff-made-me-rethink-physiotherapy/): Stuff That Made Me Rethink Physiotherapy When I started treating patients, I thought physio was all about fixing pain, giving the right stretch, and correcting posture. But over time, the more people I saw, the more I realised… It’s not that black and white.   There’s a lot of stuff we were told that just doesn’t line up with what happens in real life. And honestly, some of those old ideas just don’t make sense anymore. So I’m writing about what I’ve experienced from treating people.   Sitting at a System Doesn’t Break You A lot of people blame their
- [what is osteoarthritis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/inflammatory-conditions/osteoarthritis/): Osteoarthritis What is Osteoarthritis? OSTEO – BONE ARTHRO – JOINT ITIS – INFLAMMATION Osteoarthritis is defined as an Inflammation of the bone & joint characterized by joint degeneration, pain & functional limitation. So it’s an inflammatory degenerative arthritis. Historically, osteoarthritis (OA) was known as a “wear and tear” of the articular cartilage. But actually, it is a disease of the entire joint, including bone, cartilage, ligaments, muscles, and the tissues lining the joint (the synovium). How common is Osteoarthritis? In 2019, Safiri S reported data from the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study showing that osteoarthritis (OA) affected many people
- [What is Joints](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/joints-anatomy/joints/): Joints What is a joint? Joints are the connection between two bones. Joints serve as the axis of human movements. For example, while drinking a glass of water your elbow joint acts as the axis for elbow flexion in the sagittal plane. Every joint has significant mobility and stability functions, which this blog discusses in detail. Let me answer the curious question, How many joints are in the human body? There are about 350 joints in the human body formed by 206 bones. What are the types of Joints? The joints are classified in two ways Structural classification (based on the type
- [PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR NECK](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/exercise-for-neck-pain/): 11 PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR NECK PAIN The most common region getting pain is the trapezius (that means the side aspect of the neck pain). AI – Khazali, H et al., 2022 reported that Neck pain was 12 times more prevalent in migraine patients compared to non-headache controls and twice as prevalent in patients with chronic migraine compared to episodic migraine Our body is an excellent structure that compensates, according to our demands it produces pain on the other structure. In the world, everyone has some asymmetry in their body, but not everyone is getting pain or discomfort until the load
- [Arthritis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/inflammatory-conditions/arthritis/): ARTHRITIS Arthritis is a broad term used to describe disorders that cause inflammation of the joints, leading to symptoms such as pain, swelling, stiffness, and redness. Arthritis encompasses over 100 types of joint inflammation, each with distinct causes and characteristics. ARTHRO – Joint ITIS – Inflammation  TYPES OF ARTHRITIS Infectious or septic arthritis: This occurs due to an infection in the joint, often caused by bacteria, leading to severe pain and swelling. Crystalline arthritis: This type of arthritis is caused by the accumulation of crystals in the joint, leading to sudden, severe pain and swelling.  Gout- deposition of Uric acid
- [What is Herniated Disc](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/back-and-spinal-conditions/what-is-herniated-disk/): What Is Herniated disc The vertebral column, or backbone, is made up of 33 vertebrae that are separated by spongy discs. The spine is divided into 4 areas: The cervical spine has 7 vertebrae forming the neck. The thoracic spine has 12 vertebrae forming the chest area.  The lumbar spine has 5 vertebrae that form the lower back. The sacral spine has 5 vertebrae below the waist and 4 vertebrae that comprise the tailbone (coccyx).  In the whole spine, there are 23 intervertebral discs, which are made of a gelatinous substance called the nucleus pulposus, surrounded by a fibrocartilaginous ring
- [Low back pain physio](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/lower-back-pain-exercise/): 16 Physiotherapy Exercises for Low Back Pain Low back pain (LBP) is a common condition that can affect people of all ages, often interfering with daily activities and reducing quality of life. It can result from muscle imbalances, a sedentary lifestyle, or strain on the lower back. Among various management strategies, exercise has emerged as a highly effective, evidence-based approach for alleviating pain and improving spinal health. By focusing on strengthening core muscles and enhancing flexibility, individuals can experience long-term relief and improved mobility. Let’s explore some of the best exercises for LBP.   EXERCISES FOR LBP 1) Breathing exercise
- [What is Low Back Pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/lower-back-pain/): LOW BACK PAIN Low back pain is a common musculoskeletal condition that can affect people of all ages, often interfering with daily activities and reducing quality of life. The lower back region comprises lumbar vertebrae, surrounding muscles, ligaments, fascia, nerves, etc., Generally, it comprises all the structures in the region between the 12th rib and pelvis. PREVALENCE   85% of the population suffers from low back pain at some point in their lifetime. The majority (70-80%) improve from an acute episode over 3 months, and about 50-80% will have at least one recurrent episode. About 20-30% of LBP can become
- [Mid Back Pain Physiotherapy](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/midback-pain-exercise/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR MID-BACK PAIN Mid-back pain is discomfort or pain felt in the thoracic region of the spine, which is located between the base of the neck and the bottom of the rib cage. It occurs due to various reasons which include General postural changes like scoliosis, kyphosis Unable to maintain position due to muscle imbalance. Repetitive overuse or sudden injury when you lift something beyond your capacity. Pain in the mid back is relatively common early in life, with a prevalence of 13% in children and 35% in adolescents as mentioned in the study done by Wedderkopp et
- [Physiotherapy exercise for tennis elbow](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/tennis-elbow-physiotherapy-exercise/): Physiotherapy exercise for tennis elbow The main goal of rehabilitation is to reduce the load to a tolerable amount and ensure that the capacity is greater than or equal to the various loads that we will experience on a daily basis. It’s acceptable to have some discomfort during exercise, as it doesn’t necessarily mean that it will hinder progress or damage the tendons. It is necessary to strengthen also your hand, forearm, elbow, and shoulder muscles in case of lateral elbow tendinopathy. Wearing elbow or wrist support is an optional method for potentially decreasing symptoms during activities but it’s not
- [What is Mid back pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/mid-back-pain/): MID BACK PAIN The term ‘middle back’ often refers to the thoracic spine – the region of the back between the rib cage and the base of the neck. This region has 12 spinal discs, several vertebrae, and many muscles and ligaments. Damage or irritation to these structures can lead to mid-back pain. Discomfort in the area of the spine between the base of the neck to the bottom of the ribcage. PREVALENCE: Pain in the mid back is relatively common early in life, with a prevalence of 13% in children and 35% in adolescents as mentioned in the study
- [What is Muscles](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/anatomy/muscle-anatomy/muscles/): Muscles What are the muscles in the body? Muscles are specialized soft tissues/ fibers designed to produce movements and stabilize the body’s structures. Muscles produce movements in the joints, heart, blood vessels, and other internal organs. Almost all body movements are the result of muscle contraction except the action of cilia and cellular movements. In this article, we will explore everything you need to know about muscles. How many muscles are in the human body? There are more than 600 muscles in the human body. This count will vary from person to person. In 2023, Rachel E. Noto reported that
- [What is Physiotherapy?](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/blog/physiotherapy/): Physiotherapy What is Physiotherapy? Physiotherapy or physical therapy, is a healthcare profession that enhances health and wellness by optimizing human movement and function. It integrates evidence-based assessment, clinical reasoning, and diagnosis to effectively prevent and treat physical impairments and movement disorders, caused by injuries, disease, aging, and other factors.  Physiotherapy incorporates assessment, movement analysis, patient education, and therapeutic exercises to improve a person’s quality of life by restoring physical function, reducing pain, and promoting mobility.  History of Physiotherapy:  The origins of physiotherapy can be traced back thousands of years, with hydrotherapy, massage, physical exercises, and yoga being widely used worldwide
- [PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR HIP PAIN](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/hip-pain-exercise/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR HIP PAIN 10 Physiotherapy Exercise For Hip Pain Hip pain is a common and disabling condition in adults of all ages and activity levels with an estimated prevalence of 14%. Rachel Chamberlain 2021, reported that in non-elite adult soccer players, hip and groin injuries represent 28% to 45% of all injuries in women and 49% to 55% in men. Hip pain is a pain or discomfort often localized in one of these three locations: anterior, lateral, or posterior.   when you have reduced mobility or muscle strength in the ankle joint, there is a high chance of
- [Physiotherapy for shoulder pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/shoulder-exercises/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR SHOULDER PAIN 13 Physiotherapy Exercise For Shoulder Pain The most commonly occurring shoulder condition is rotator cuff-related shoulder pain (RCRSP) for which the main non-surgical intervention is exercise therapy. As reported in a study done by Marc-Olivier Dubé et al. in 2020, the lifetime prevalence of shoulder pain is 70%, and approximately 50% of people with shoulder pain will experience pain for more than a year.   In the current generation, most of the painful conditions occur due to a lack of tissue resilience or capacity to tolerate the load. If the tissue’s load tolerance capacity is
- [WHAT IS NECK PAIN](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/what-is-neck-pain/): NECK PAIN What is Neck pain? Neck pain can happen when neck/ shoulder muscles become tight & weak and also occurs because of a lack of mobility in the neck and shoulder. Commonly people will get neck pain after sitting at a computer for a long time or sleeping in an uncomfortable position. Some people will have radicular pain which feels like their neck pain is radiating to arms & hands. Anatomy of Neck The beauty of the neck lies in the deep or cervical fascia. The sternocleidomastoid is an important between the anterior and posterior triangles. The posterior triangle
- [PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISES FOR KNEE PAIN](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/exercise-for-knee-pain/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR KNEE PAIN 12 PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR KNEE PAIN Knee pain can arise from various causes, from acute injuries to chronic conditions and lifestyle factors. Saes MO, Soares MCF (2017) states that Knee pain is highly prevalent in adolescents, with more pain in older adolescents. Kim IJ, Kim HA, Seo YI, et al. (2011) concluded that Knee pain is highly prevalent in elderly Koreans, with a 5-fold increased risk of poor lower extremity function compared to those without knee pain. Exercise is often one of the best tools for managing and improving knee health. By maintaining a good
- [WHAT IS KNEE PAIN?](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/what-is-knee-pain/): KNEE PAIN? WHAT IS KNEE PAIN? Knee pain is the most common and challenging pain that affects the performance and activities of daily living. Apart from the bones, the surrounding neuromuscular structures are also integral parts of the knee joint. Knee pain is a common clinical symptom in the adult population that affects half of the population aged over 50, with various causes ranging from degenerative conditions to structural imbalances and injuries. Prevalence: Christopher W. Bunt et al (2018) reported that Knee pain affects approximately 25% of adults, and its prevalence has increased by almost 65% over the past 20
- [What is Hip Pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/what-is-hip-pain/): HIP PAIN What is Hip Pain Hip pain is a very commonly occurring painful condition that can greatly affect a person’s quality of life. Hip pain refers to any pain or discomfort felt in or around the hip joint, where the femur (thigh bone) meets the pelvis. Depending on the cause, it can be in the groin, thigh, buttocks, or hip joint.  Hip pain is typically classified as anterior, lateral, or posterior based on location. It is a common complaint in adults across various age groups and activity levels. Prevalence: In the general population, the prevalence of hip pain is
- [Physiotherapy for wrist pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/physiotherapy-for-wrist-pain/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISES FOR WRIST PAIN 13 Physiotherapy exercise for Wrist Pain Wrist pain is a common issue that affects daily activities and quality of life. Wrist pain is most commonly seen in individuals who are involved more in sports and other occupations that demand more physical strength by R. Ferguson et al. 2019, It is less noted in people in the general population and non-manual workers, In this world, most people are living with some abnormalities and asymmetries. Not everyone will develop wrist pain because the pain will occur only when an excessive load is applied to it. So, strengthening
- [Bell's Palsy](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/neurological-conditions/bells-palsy/): Bell’s Palsy Bell’s Palsy: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Bell’s palsy is a medical condition that often comes on suddenly, leaving individuals concerned and confused. Affecting the facial nerves, this condition can cause one side of your face to droop or feel weak, but it’s manageable with the correct information and treatment. In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know about Bell’s palsy, from its causes and symptoms to how it’s diagnosed and treated. Is Bell’s Palsy Dangerous? No, Bell’s palsy is not considered a dangerous condition. However, it can be distressing due to its sudden onset and the
- [Vestibular Neuritis](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/inflammatory-conditions/vestibular-neuritis/): Vestibular Neuritis Vestibular Neuritis: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment Vestibular neuritis is a condition that can significantly impact your balance and quality of life. It affects a part of the inner ear responsible for maintaining balance, leading to dizziness, vertigo, and other uncomfortable symptoms. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about vestibular neuritis: what it is, its symptoms, causes, risk factors, and recovery process. Let’s dive in! What is Vestibular Neuritis? Vestibular neuritis is an inflammation of the vestibular nerve, which connects the inner ear to the brain. This nerve is crucial for transmitting sensory signals related
- [What is Shoulder Pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/what-is-shoulder-pain/): SHOULDER PAIN What is Shoulder Pain Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal issues, affecting individuals across all age groups. The shoulder joint is a complex structure that provides a wide range of motion, making it particularly susceptible to injury, overuse, and degenerative changes. The shoulder joint consists of the glenohumeral joint, acromioclavicular joint, scapulothoracic articulation, and associated muscles, tendons, and ligaments. The shoulder joint is a special joint that allows for much mobility. However, the stability is compromised because of the incongruence of the articular surfaces, making the joint more prone to injury.  Prevalence: Shoulder pain is
- [Elbow Pain](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/painful-conditions/what-is-elbow-pain/): ELBOW PAIN What is Elbow pain Elbow pain is discomfort or pain experienced in or around the elbow joint, it can occur on the inside, outside, or deep within the elbow joint, and may result from injury, overuse, inflammation, or underlying medical conditions affecting the bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments or nerve. According to a 2014 study done by Shawn E. Kane et al., elbow pain can be localized to one of four anatomical regions: anterior, medial, lateral, or posterior, and is often caused by lateral and medial epicondylitis, ulnar neuropathy, radial tunnel syndrome, ulnar collateral ligament injuries, and biceps tendinitis.
- [PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISES FOR ELBOW PAIN](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/exercises/elbow-pain-physiotherapy-exercise/): PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE FOR ELBOW PAIN The elbow is a complex joint designed to withstand a wide range of dynamic exertional forces. The location of elbow pain can generally localize the injury to one of the four anatomic regions: anterior, medial, lateral, or posterior. In 2016 A.Descatha et al. concluded that lateral elbow pain is common and can affect daily life activities, leading to reduced work performance and increased psychological ill health. Schafer, V et al., 2020 asserted that the prevalence of elbow arthritis is high, at 35.29%, and that will lead to movement restrictions In this world, most people live
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- [HOW TO DIAGNOSE CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/case-study/how-to-diagnose-cervical-radiculopathy/): HOW TO DIAGNOSE CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY ACCURATELY? Patient Profile: Age and gender: 25-year-old male  Occupation: Government exam aspirant Complaint: Left side Neck & forearm pain for the past 3 months. HISTORY: About 3 months ago, he gradually started developing pain in his neck. He is a government exam aspirant, so he spends long hours sitting, reading, and writing. Initially, he ignored the pain, thinking it was due to prolonged sitting or poor posture. Over time, the pain worsened and started radiating into his left arm, especially into the upper part of his forearm. The pain became severe, and he found it
- [ACL Non-Surgical Rehab](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/case-study/acl-non-surgical-rehab/): ACL Non-Surgical Rehab PATIENT PROFILE Age:42 Gender: Female Occupation: Housewife Chief complaints: Complaints of instability in the left knee while walking fast and climbing stairs.  HISTORY In March 2025, the patient fell from a bike and had severe injury to the left knee, resulting in pain and swelling over the joint. So, she consulted an orthopaedic doctor and underwent X-ray and MRI imaging. The X-ray was normal, but the MRI report suggested a Grade 3 ACL sprain. The doctor recommended rest and the use of a knee brace for a few days and advised surgery if the instability worsened. The
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- [DON’T ASSUME;  ALWAYS ASSESS](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/case-study/dont-assume-always-assess/): DON’T ASSUME; ALWAYS ASSESS Patient Profile Age and gender: 32-year-old male Occupation: IT employee.   Sport: Badminton (recreational) Complaint: Right shoulder pain, past 2 weeks History: He played badminton recreationally for 2 hours a day, almost 5 days a week, for the past 1 year. Two weeks ago, when he was playing more matches than usual, he gave several powerful smashes. After that, he started to feel pain in the front of the shoulder, and over the chest area on the right side. He ignored the pain initially and continued playing with some rest in between. But when the pain aggravated
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- [ACL Healing Beyond Surgery](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/case-study/acl-healing-beyond-surgery/): From Injury to Performance: An ACL Healing Beyond Surgery Patient profile Age and gender: 28-year-old male Occupation – Chartered Accountant Complaints – Left side ACL tear HISTORY: Present history He is a recreational football player. In October 2024, he twisted his left knee while playing football. After returning home, he applied ice for 2 days but got no relief. It was swollen and painful. Later, after 2 days, he consulted with a doctor and took an MRI, which showed a near full-thickness ACL tear and grade 1 sprain in the medial collateral ligament. From the time of injury till now,
- [Knee Pain Case Study](https://exerciseprescriptor.com/case-study/knee-pain-case-study/): The Hidden Cause of Knee Pain: Exploring Muscular Deficiencies Patient profile Age and gender – 33-years-old male Occupation – Working in a software company Complaints – Right side knee pain (Past 2 months) HISTORY: Present history: In October 2024, he started to feel pain in his Right Knee. By that time, the intensity of the pain had increased. No gym for the last 2 months He stopped playing badminton 1 month back  Before knee pain – Mostly go to play every day – ½ to 1 hour Past medical history: The patient had an ankle injury in March 2023 He
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