Search Results for 'sports injuries'

As the evenings lengthen in brightness, thoughts turn towards enhancing the exercise experience with optimum posture paramount.

As the evenings lengthen in brightness, thoughts turn towards enhancing the exercise experience with optimum posture paramount.

As the evenings lengthen in brightness, thoughts turn towards enhancing the exercise experience with optimum posture paramount.

As the evenings lengthen in brightness, thoughts turn towards enhancing the exercise experience with optimum posture paramount.

Trish Crampton of Acupuncture West Clinic first discovered the benefits of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after the birth of her second child. "I soon came to learn that Chinese medicine takes into consideration the individual as a whole in terms of mind, body, emotions, and spirit," she said.

Do not let an injury hold you back. Hyperbaric oxygenation at OxyGeneration is beneficial for a range of sports injuries including muscle and tendon damage, muscle fatigue, bone breakages, joint inflammation, ACL, and recovery post-surgery.

A second Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RANP) in Emergency Nursing at Roscommon Injury Unit, which is located in the Urgent Care Centre at Roscommon University Hospital, has been appointed.

As the evenings lengthen in brightness thoughts turn towards enhancing the exercise experience with optimum posture paramount.

With the Christmas season fast approaching and the cold spell truly settled in, Roscommon University Hospital is reminding those within the vicinity that their injury unit is open from 8am to 8pm, 365 days per year to treat a wide range of injuries which are non-life or non-limb threatening as an alternative to visiting a busy Emergency Department.

Many athletes worldwide rely on Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to improve their athletic performance. HBOT is a powerful treatment that any exercise enthusiast can benefit from, especially in the areas of active recovery, healing and treating injuries. Training, conditioning, and competition all stress the body.