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5 Top Benefits of Physiotherapy for Women with Osteoporosis

osteoporosis

Women with Osteoporosis Women have a higher risk of developing osteoporosis than men, primarily due to hormonal differences. Estrogen is essential for maintaining bone density, and women typically have lower levels of estrogen after menopause, which can accelerate bone loss. Additionally, women tend to have smaller and thinner bones than men, making them more susceptible…

Can Physiotherapy Help Menstrual Cramps?

Can Physio Help Menstrual Cramps?

How Physio Help My Menstrual Cramps? Muscle cramping typically occurs just before or during menstruation and is felt in the lower back, abdomen, and hips. Physiotherapy can help relieve the cramps through the treatments below. 1. Heat Pack Heat pack are beneficial for pain relief because it increases circulation and helps to relax cramped or…

Tips for Post-Marathon Recovery

Tips of Post-Marathon Recovery

What happens to your body after running a marathon? You may expect to be sore for 5 days or up to a week after a marathon. You may also experience Delayed-Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) which is muscle soreness that comes on days after the long run. Hence, rest and recovery are the best marathon recovery…

5 Facts about Massage Gun

Facts About Massage Guns

1. Massage Gun will NEVER Replace Hands. Massage gun can be so popular as it is easy and convenient to use. BUT, it will never replace hands-on therapy such as sports massage. Physiotherapists and massage therapists trained in human anatomy are able to locate tightness areas in order to target deep tissue releases accordingly. 2….

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Koh Peh Chia

Principal Physiotherapist

Winsen is the Principal Physiotherapist at Elevate Physiotherapy, Singapore. A University of Melbourne physiotherapy graduate and former Singapore General Hospital physiotherapist, he specialises in sports and musculoskeletal rehabilitation and works with athletes and active individuals to recover from injury and return to full performance.