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Discogenic low back pain is a common cause of chronic low back pain caused by intervertebral disc degeneration or injury.

Returning to normal activity after a heart attack can be a long and challenging process. Your physio can help with exercise that helps recovery and improves your heart health.

Pes Anserine bursitis is a common cause of medial knee pain in females with diabetes.

Find the balance between rest and exercise this festive season.

The off-season is a key period for any athlete no matter your level of expertise.

Lateral hip pain is common in people aged over 40, and can be effectively managed with modification of activity and exercise.

Multidirectional instability can present as pain and a sense of the shoulder "slipping out". Learn about how to manage this condition effectively.

Shoulder dislocation is associated with complications and risk of recurrent instability, requiring patient-centred care to successfully return to activity.

Deep gluteal pain or pain radiating down the back of your leg are symptoms of sciatica, a referred pain pattern caused by compression of nerve roots in the low back or the sciatic nerve deep in the glutes.