Conditions & Injuries

If you are looking to reduce aches and pains read this latest news post by Mobilise Remedial Massage to learn the benefits of a good quality remedial massage. Continue reading →

This latest post from Mobilise Remedial Massage explores some of the best treatments for those suffering from back problems to help ease pain and discomfort. Continue reading →

This latest news post from Mobilise Remedial Massage explores the various health benefits that arise from a professionally carried out deep tissue massage. Continue reading →

This latest news post from Mobilise Remedial Massage discusses the excellent massage therapy treatments their specialists can provide, including sports massage. Continue reading →

Neurological symptoms such as burning, tingling or numbness can be related to a number of musculoskeletal conditions. These range from vertebral disc bulges, nerve root compressions, or even muscle spasm compressing a peripheral nerve. Many neurological conditions can be helped and managed by MST and Remedial Massage. Our therapists can help you diagnose your condition, and if we can’t help, we will be able to advise you as to who can. However, many neurological symptoms can be addressed with musculoskeletal therapy, and we are here to help. Call our Toowong clinic 07 3870 5990 or Brisbane City clinic 07 3012 … Continue reading →

Do you suffer from chronic headaches and migraines? Did you know that many headaches can be caused by muscle spasm and joint dysfunction in the neck and shoulder regions? When joints of the neck are stiff or have suffered a past injury, such as whiplash, the soft tissue components of the cervical spine can become tight, painful and myofascial trigger points can become activated. These can cause referral pain to be felt in the head, such as a band across the temple, or pain behind the eyes. In some instances, even nausea or dizziness may be felt.  Postural distortions (like … Continue reading →

Rotator Cuff Tendonitis (RCT) is a common shoulder problem. The one or more of the four tendons of the rotator cuff, which control shoulder rotation, can become inflamed and this restricts movement, causing pain. RCT is due to small tears in the tendons caused by overuse or instability. Common causes include constant wear and tear on the shoulder joint, muscle imbalances, poor biomechanics, previous shoulder injury, lack of flexibility, training errors such as inadequate warm-ups  or excessive use of the shoulder.

Lateral epicondylitis, or “tennis elbow”, is one of the most common overuse disorders of the arm. It is characterised by chronic elbow pain at the common extensor tendon attachment onto the lateral epicondyle of the elbow. Contrary to what the name might suggest, the overall percentage of people who develop this condition who are actually tennis players is quite small – lateral epicondylitis is an overuse injury disorder that can affect anyone who does a lot of work with their hands. Some causes include constant work with a computer mouse, repetitive grasping and moving objects through a grocery store checkout … Continue reading →

This injury is very common amongst squash players, volleyball players and basketball players. On this page you can in the future read more about conditions and injuries and how you can recover from it in no time.