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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Bladder health – Incontinence
November is Incontinence Awareness Month Do you leak urine when you cough, sneeze, or laugh? Do you limit your time away from home, know where all the bathrooms are in the mall, and always go ‘just in case’? Well you’re not alone. Over 3.3 million Canadians experience urinary incontinence and ½ of women will experience problems with incontinence at some point in there lives. Contrary to popular belief, there are many ways to manage, treat, and in many cases cure incontinence. Due to embarrassment and the myth that incontinence … Read the rest of this post
Posted in Senior's Health, Women's Health
Tagged bladder, Incontinence, leakage, urge
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Whiplash and chronic pain
Why me? Chronic Pain and Whiplash I recently attended an excellent course in Victoria, BC. The instructors were two experienced physiotherapists who are pursuing PhDs at University of Calgary in the area of chronic pain and whiplash, Ashley Smith and Geoff Schneider. The course was titled Physiotherapy and Complex Whiplash. Ashley now focuses his practice on assessing and advising people with pain persisting for many months following traumatic neck injury, typically people who have had motor vehicle accidents and are at least 18 months post-injury. He founded the Advanced Spine … Read the rest of this post
Posted in Avoiding Injury, Head and Neck
Tagged accident, chronic pain, neck pain, whiplash
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