A frozen shoulder – also called adhesive capsulitis – causes the shoulder joint to become stiff and painful and makes it difficult to use the shoulder joint normally. Often the symptoms will improve on their own, however it can be a lengthy process taking between one and three years. The good news is that there…
Wrist pain can be mild or severe, or something in between. It can be the result of a trauma fracture, a sprain, some kind of repetitive strain injury or one of a number of possible conditions, both common and rare. Without a diagnosis it is impossible to tell what is causing your wrist pain, which…
For those who love to watch Wimbledon – either attending the event or on TV, it is always exciting to watch some of the best tennis players in the world going head-to-head. Radar guns show that serve speeds on Centre Court can reach up to 130mph, so it’s easy to see why these elite players…
Arthritis is a condition that affects around 10 million people in the UK. There are many different types of arthritis but the most common is osteoarthritis – also called ‘wear and tear’ arthritis because it tends to be linked to ageing. Around 8.75 percent of people in the UK see a doctor for osteoarthritis symptoms.…
