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Stress Fracture – How To Manage Them

Stress fractures can be a frustrating injury that can put you out of action for long. However, managing them safely and promptly can enhance your recovery. In this blog, we share more about how to manage the stress fracture. What Is a Stress Fracture? In normal healthy bone, activities that involves loading, such as running,…

3 Exercises to Prevent Hamstring Pain

Have you ever experienced pain in the back of the thigh that just won’t go away? Hamstring pain is one of the most common problems among athletes, especially for those taking part in high-speed running or sports involves a repeated change of direction. In today’s blog, we will share about 3 exercises to prevent hamstring…

How can Physiotherapy help Rheumatoid Arthritis?

Living with any long-term condition may led to loss of fitness and even difficulty performing daily tasks. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be particularly troubling, with its impact on the joints as well as possible impact on the muscles. To manage the condition, keeping active and exercising becomes an important part of daily self-management for people…

3 Signs of Bone Stress Injuries

Bone stress injuries are a common injury amongst people especially in those who have started physical activity. It commonly affect ones function and levels of activity. However, early diagnosis and treatment can help to manage the symptoms of bone stress injuries. Today we are going to talk about 3 symptoms that you may have if…

Do I Need Surgery for My Torn ACL?

Over the years, we have seen an increase in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries that have come to my clinic. This could be due to the multitude of factors. However, a common question that has always come up is, “ Do I Need Surgery?”. In this week’s blog, we discuss more about this. What Is…

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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.