from Medical News Today
A new study in Canada shows the potential of physical activity to minimise the risks of Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).
Health benefits associated with physical activity during leisure time are widely recognized, but it is not known if leisure-time physical activity decreases the risk of work-related repetitive strain injury (RSI). A new study […]
Archive for October, 2007
Physical activity associated with lower risk of work-related Repetitive Strain Injury
Published by October 29th, 2007 in News. 0 CommentsQuestion
How can I recover from Tendonitis in my foot faster, and what should I be doing to keep fit whilst recovering?
Happy running
Matthew Howell
Answer
Hi Matt,
It’s a difficult question to answer as I would need to know specifics of what tendon was involved.
I would always advice seeing a sports physiotherapist specialising in running injuries. They would […]
Question
Tired legs.
As an ex-racing cyclist, I have been unable to maintain a reasonable degree of fitness due to work and being a little overweight. However, I have noticed that during the last two years, my legs seem to get tired as soon as extend myself, in particular while climbing. Lactic acid takes its toll, and […]
Question….
I have been running for a year now, recently having stepped up training have noticed a sharp pain on the front of my knee, its getting worse. What is it and what can I do?
Answer
It sounds as if you are suffering from running’s most common overuse injury- anterior knee pain. In a nutshell this is […]
via Ergonomics in the News
Prof. Maj. Choudhary explains the dangers of Straight Spine Syndrome and how it develops.
How we injure our spine with computer work…
Long hours spent in front of the computer coupled with a faulty posture is emerging as a major health concern among software professionals leading to a spurt in the incidence of […]
