Sports injuries

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Sports Injuries

Professional or amateur, athletes often experience injuries that lead to dysfunctions. Many of these are the result of daily and prolonged strain, with the most common symptoms being pain, swelling, impaired movement, and deformity of the injured area. PT PRAXIS®  works methodically and for functional rehabilitation, aiming for a safe return to sport without relapses.  PT PRAXIS® respects the time required for tissue recovery, refrains from violent interventions, neglects the rehabilitation phases, and, above all, applies scientific knowledge and experience.

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Spine

Lack of exercise, sedentary lifestyle, office/desk work, excessive bodyweight, sudden moves, discopathy, etc.

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Upper Extremities

Shoulder, Elbow, Hand: Traumatic or non-traumatic conditions.

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Lower Extremities

Hip, knee, and ankle constitute three regions of the lower extremities, the conditions of which are characterized by pain and dysfunction.

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Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ)

Pain and dysfunction during chewing or when the mouth is opened excessively for dental or other reasons?

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