Rheumatic diseases affect joints, muscles and sometimes the immune system. With proper planning, medical care and physiotherapy, women can have safe, healthy pregnancies.
Physiotherapy provides real support to women with rheumatic diseases who wish to experience a peaceful pregnancy. It helps manage pain and stiffness while preparing future mothers—both physically and emotionally—for the arrival of their baby, ensuring a safe and positive experience.
Running offers great benefits, but injuries can occur if it is not managed properly. The knees, ankles, and muscles are the most affected areas. Prevention, recovery, and mindful management of training loads are essential to run safely and improve performance.
Knee pain during running is often caused by overload and muscle imbalances. The most common issues are: patellofemoral syndrome, iliotibial band syndrome, and patellar tendinopathy. Prevention and targeted rehabilitation are essential for returning to running safely.
Discover what the pelvic floor is, its functions and common disorders. Physiotherapy helps both men and women prevent and treat these conditions.
Sprains, tendinopathies, and fasciopathies are among the most common ankle injuries in runners. A proper rehabilitation approach, targeted exercises, and well-structured training programs help prevent injuries and ensure safe recovery, improving both performance and well-being.
Although less common among runners, muscle injuries and shin splint syndrome still require attention. Strength training and gradual load management help prevent them. At Polispecialistico Paradiso, the rehabilitation pathway is always personalized.
Non-specific low back pain is pain in the lumbar region without clear structural causes. Often linked to a sedentary lifestyle, stress, or overload, it can improve with physiotherapy, movement, and an active lifestyle. At Polispecialistico, the approach is personalized and multidimensional.
Physiotherapists who specialize in the pelvic floor are specifically trained in the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor muscles.
Cervicalgia is neck pain that can have postural, traumatic, or sedentary origins. The physiotherapist intervenes with manual techniques and targeted exercises to reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent relapses. Movement remains the key to recovery.
