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Symptoms are often misleading. Pain often happens at the latest stage of the problem.
Determine degenerative changes before it starts affecting your life.
We have been working with clients who feel limited in their movement, but don’t know when it started.
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Movement Assessment Technologies use a functional assessment, treatment and exercise rehabilitation system that allows us to collect meaningful and measurable information on how your body functions through a series of movement-based assessment. Based on the assessment results, we can improve on your intervention and track your progress overtime to make sure you stay on the right track of recovery.
An overuse injury or chronic pain usually occurs after years of ‘silent’ compensation in the body. Pain can manifest last and disappear first with the right treatment, but there are usually dysfunctions still going on underneath the surface. Pain could also be just the tip of the iceberg and is often the final notice that the body is experiencing dysfunction.
This is why we do not judge your body by symptoms, Movement Assessment Technologies helps us to accurately determine your risks of pain, injury, and early degenerative changes before the condition start impacting your life.
The podiatrist will advise different treatments for you depending on your needs, but some common ones include:
The human body is not perfectly symmetrical, which can affect the way it stands and moves on a daily basis. Many of us will have mild deformities like bow leg or one side longer than another; while this may not seem too bad at first glance – our bodies must compensate for those abnormalities when we stand up straight (or walk). Additions such as very high foot arches that put extra stress onto joints could mean you have plantar fasciitis in addition to other heel pain issues if their compensation doesn’t work properly.