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Thumb injuries can be painful and hampering, since we are always using our thumbs. Fortunately, wearing a thumb brace can be an effective way to aid recovery and reduce pain. In this blog, we are going to discuss some common thumb injuries and how a thumb brace can contribute to the recovery process. Read on quickly below: Different types of thumb injuries

Knee pain after or during cycling is a complaint common among cyclists. Cycling is a very one-sided movement. As a result, the pressure on some structures in the knee is high compared to other parts of the knee. In this blog, we will tell you more about its causes and treatment. undefined

If you have sore thumbs, an injury, condition or other complaint, it is advisable to wear a brace for the thumb. We would like to provide you with more information on the importance of the right thumb support and what types of support there are. Read on quickly below. The importance of proper thumb support

If you play many sports, you obviously don't want to suffer injuries. After all, they are not only painful but also an annoying hindrance to your workouts. Unfortunately, thumb injuries occur regularly. There are a number of measures you can take to prevent thumb injuries as much as possible. We explain below what you can do to prevent thumb injuries as much as possible. undefined

Just on a roll with sports, and all of a sudden, you have to stop again because of arising pain complaints. An Achilles tendon injury is a very common injury/complaint. Many people think that an Achilles tendon injury is an inflammation or a tear, but this is certainly not the case. In most cases, there is increased fluid and cells in the Achilles tendon. However, the structure of the tendon is unchanged, resulting in painful swelling. Research has indicated that there is no characteristic inflammatory response in the tendon! Symptoms of an Achilles tendon injury

Can you play sport with osteoarthritis? If you suffer from osteoarthritis, you experience pain, stiffness and movement restriction. This reduces your muscle strength, stamina and coordination. However, it is important not to let this stop you from moving. Regular exercise has a positive impact on your health and it improves your fitness. In this blog, we would like to provide you with more information on whether it is possible to exercise with osteoarthritis. What is osteoarthritis?

Support stockings come in different types, sizes and pressure classes. Stockings with pressure class 1 apply a light pressure and are especially suitable for light complaints such as bruises, tired legs and light varicose veins. Pressure class 2 is best used for moderate complaints such as varicose veins and cramps. And compression stockings with pressure class 3 are best used when you have severe complaints such as thrombosis and severe varicose veins and oedema. These different types of compression stockings can be used for a wide range of conditions. Below is a list of the symptoms you can use compression stockings for and why. Read on below. Hip surgery

Knee injuries are one of the most common injuries and are caused by various factors. If your knee is bothering you after intensive therapy, it may be helpful to tape it with kinesiology tape. Taping the knee is extremely effective in reducing knee problems. Osteoarthritis of the knee, jumpers knee and sprained, or torn knee ligaments are common knee injuries. They often occur as a result of intensive sport on a hard surface. However, knee pain can have various causes and is not simply the result of wear and tear or overuse. A so-called theatre knee (slight damage to the back of the kneecap) is caused by sitting still for long periods with a bent knee. This disrupts muscle function, resulting in shortened muscles and loss of strength.

Muscle pain in the calf is very annoying and often occurs in athletes, but also in people who do not do much sport. There are several causes, but fortunately also several solutions to get rid of that annoying calf muscle pain. We would be happy to tell you more about it. Read on below. What causes calf muscle pain? Stiff calf muscles are caused by several elements. It can be caused by climbing stairs, doing hill training, trying out a new sport or changing shoes. Muscle pain can last from a few days to a week and eventually goes away on its own.

Taking a nice long walk regularly is not only incredibly fun, but also has numerous health benefits. It reduces stress, it makes you fitter, and it is a good way to clear your head. When you often walk, injuries can occur. For instance, you can get pain on the inside of your knee after walking . We would like to tell you more about this in this blog! undefined What causes knee pain after hiking?

If you suffer a lot from heel spur, taping your foot with kinesiology tape can be incredibly pleasant. Heel spur is a common cause of heel pain that can have a huge impact on your daily life. Simple activities like walking or standing can quickly become a challenge. Fortunately, taping your foot is an effective way to relieve pain and support your foot. Taping your foot the right way reduces pressure on the heel and helps the recovery process. In this blog, we will explain to you step by step how to do this, what materials you need and why this technique works so well. What is heel spur? Heel spur is a hooked bone growth under the heel. This does not cause pain. Heel spur is often confused with tendinitis. This is an irritation of the tendon plate under the heel. This condition is incredibly painful and can interfere with your daily life, work and while playing sports.

Heel spur; it is an annoying and common and very painful condition. But what exactly is it? Heel spur is a calcification of the tendon plate that sometimes causes inflammation of the heel. Heel spur is therefore also called tendon plate inflammation or plantar fasciitis. Many people suffer from this. Here are some tips to prevent and treat plantar fasciitis. Preventing plantar fasciitis

With knee osteoarthritis, several exercises can help strengthen the muscles around the knee joint, improve stability and reduce pain. Here are some effective exercises you can do at home. What is osteoarthritis of the knee? Osteoarthritis in the knee is a condition in which the cartilage in the knee joint gradually becomes thinner. Cartilage acts as a protective layer that allows the bones in the joint to move smoothly and absorb shock. In osteoarthritis, this cartilage becomes thinner or disappears completely, causing the bones to rub against each other. This leads to stiffness, pain and restricted movement. Osteoarthritis often results from wear and tear, but factors such as overuse, injury or heredity can also play a role.

Finally, it arrived; your rollator . Maybe you found it difficult to buy the rollator , and it felt like a big step. Or you're delighted that it finally arrived and that you can walk around safely again. Anyway, your rollator has arrived, and you want to use it for as long as possible and safely. What is the best way to maintain your walker and use it for as long as possible? We will provide you with a number of tips below. The first and most important tip is that you, or someone close to you, check your rollator regularly. Below you'll find a number of things to check regularly. undefined

How long you have to wear a wrist support depends on the seriousness of your complaints, though it is important to know how long or when best to wear your brace. As you want to avoid wearing the brace for too short a period of time. We, at Podobrace, have put our answers down below. Injury