Compartment syndrome occurs when excessive pressure builds up inside an enclosed muscle space in the body. The high pressure in compartment syndrome impedes the flow of blood to and from the affected tissues, causing pain, numbness and tingling. There are 2 types…
Read moreGeorge Milner Podiatrist at Podiatry First. Whenever a patient presents to the clinic complaining that squatting hurts their knees, I ask them to demonstrate to me how they perform a squat. More often than not I will sit back in my chair with a horrified look…
Read moreDaniel Graham Podiatrist at Podiatry First Here we are about to go through some common orthopaedic tests for knee injuries. Please keep in mind these are purely for educational purposes. Assessing knee injuries without any kind of training and experience can result…
Read moreDaniel Graham Podiatrist at Podiatry First I’m sure most people (especially considering you have clicked on this article) are aware of what a sprained ankle is. If not, it is when the ankle either rolls in (inversion), or rolls out (eversion) and damage occurs…
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