Doctors
Miss Ella McAleese
Specialties
Cartilage
Specialties
Pelvis/Groin/Trunk
Treatments
Hip Flexor Pain
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Understanding Psoas Syndrome: Causes, Risk Factors, and Early Signs
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Understanding Psoas Syndrome: Causes, Risk Factors, and Early Signs
Psoas Syndrome is a musculoskeletal disorder causing lower back, pelvic, or groin pain due to dysfunction in the deep psoas muscle. Commonly linked to prolonged sitting, poor posture, and inactivity, the condition may result in chronic pain and postural imbalances if untreated. Early diagnosis relies on thorough evaluation and imaging,Psoas Syndrome is a musculoskeletal disorder causing lower back, pelvic, or groin pain due to dysfunction in the deep psoas muscle. Commonly linked to prolonged sitting, poor posture, and inactivity, the condition may result in chronic pain and postural imbalances if untreated. Early diagnosis relies on thorough evaluation and imaging, while management emphasizes rest, physical therapy, and targeted exercises to restore mobility and prevent complications. Adopting healthy habits, including regular activity and stretching, is crucial for both recovery and prevention. Learn more about symptoms, treatment outcomes, and when to seek medical advice for Psoas Syndrome.
Anterior Pelvic Tilt: The Hidden Postural Imbalance Sabotaging Your Spine and Strength
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Anterior Pelvic Tilt: The Hidden Postural Imbalance Sabotaging Your Spine and Strength
Anterior pelvic tilt (APT) is a common postural imbalance where the pelvis tilts forward, often causing back pain, tight hips, and poor posture. Frequently linked to prolonged sitting or muscular imbalances, untreated APT disrupts spinal alignment, reduces athletic performance, and raises injury risk. Effective management focuses on correcting muscular imbalancesAnterior pelvic tilt (APT) is a common postural imbalance where the pelvis tilts forward, often causing back pain, tight hips, and poor posture. Frequently linked to prolonged sitting or muscular imbalances, untreated APT disrupts spinal alignment, reduces athletic performance, and raises injury risk. Effective management focuses on correcting muscular imbalances through targeted strengthening, stretching, and postural retraining. Techniques such as glute activation, hip flexor stretches, and core strengthening, complemented by expert-guided motion analysis, are key for long-term correction. Early intervention can prevent complications like chronic pain and reduce risk for further musculoskeletal issues. MSK Doctors provides personalized movement assessments and advanced rehabilitation to restore optimal pelvic alignment, enhance movement efficiency, and support lasting recovery and performance. Book your assessment to improve posture, comfort, and musculoskeletal health.
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