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Langkawi Physiotherapy Centre We provide comprehensive treatment programs in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation while utilizing the

We provide comprehensive treatment programs in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation while utilizing the latest technology and evidence-based clinical practice.

04/08/2025

Hello good morning
we’re open today 8am-6pm🙌
Last slot at 5pm
Come and make your appointment with us
📞 ⁨012-938 5813⁩ or can pm us on messenger platform !

Good day, Our Centre will be closed in observance of Labour Day from 1st May to 3rd May.Normal operations will resume on...
01/05/2025

Good day, Our Centre will be closed in observance of Labour Day from 1st May to 3rd May.Normal operations will resume on 4rd May.Thank you for your understanding and have a wonderful day🙏

Good day! Here in Langkawi Physiotherapy Centre, we practise appointments based for slots😀 walk in is not encouraged as ...
14/04/2025

Good day! Here in Langkawi Physiotherapy Centre, we practise appointments based for slots😀 walk in is not encouraged as we may not be able to attend to you 😔 Do call us or WhatsApp us at our centre number 0162500906/ 0129385813 to book a slot or you may send a pm to our messenger inbox.

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Currently our pre-booked slots are full and will only available on Wednesday 14/04 onwards

Hello Good day 🙏Our opening remains at 8am-6pm🙌Last slot at 5pm for this monthCome and make your appointment with us📞 ⁨...
02/03/2025

Hello Good day 🙏
Our opening remains at 8am-6pm🙌
Last slot at 5pm for this month
Come and make your appointment with us
📞 ⁨012-938 5813⁩ or can pm us on messenger platform !

29/01/2025

Hello Happy CNY!
We are open today and tomorrow
Come and make your appointment now!

What is patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS)?Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), also known as runner's knee, means that...
21/01/2025

What is patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS)?

Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), also known as runner's knee, means that you have pain in front of the knee or around the kneecap (patella). This is where the knee connects with the lower end of the thighbone (femur).

may be caused by a structural defect, or a certain way of walking or running. Other causes may include:

🏃‍♂️Malalignment of the kneecap

🏃‍♂️Excessive training or overuse

🏃‍♂️Injury or trauma

🏃‍♂️Weak thigh muscles

🏃‍♂️Tight hamstrings

🏃‍♂️Tight Achilles tendons

🏃‍♂️Poor foot support

🏃‍♂️Walking or running with the feet rolling in while the thigh muscles pull the kneecap outward

The most common symptoms of runner's knee:

🌻Pain in and around the kneecap that happens when you are active.

🌻Pain after sitting for a long time with the knees bent. This sometimes causes weakness or feelings of instability.

🌻Rubbing, grinding, or clicking sound of the kneecap that you hear or feel when you bend and straighten your knee

🌻Kneecap that is tender to the touch

The best course of treatment is to stop running until you can run again without pain. Treatment is aimed at relieving pain and increasing strength and range of motion. Treatments may include:

🦾Strengthening exercises

🦾Stretching exercises

🦾Cold packs

🦾Elevating the leg

🦾Compression knee wrap

How Can I Prevent Runner's Knee?

💀Keep your thigh muscles strong and limber with regular exercise.
💀Use shoe inserts if you have problems that may lead to runner's knee.
💀Make sure your shoes have enough support.
💀Try not to run on hard surfaces, like concrete.
💀Stay in shape and keep a healthy weight.
💀Warm up before you work out.
💀Don’t make sudden workout changes like adding squats or lunges. Add intense moves slowly.

21/01/2025

Hello morning! We’re open 8am-6pm.
Come and make an appointment with us asap as the slot very limited!
📞012-938 5813 or hit our messenger now!
Happy Tuesday everyone

20/01/2025

Happy monday! We are open today 8am to 6pm kindly contact us for make your appointment today 😊
📞 012-938 5813 or hit our messenger now

14/01/2025

Hello good morning
we’re open today 8am-6pm🙌
Last slot at 5pm
Come and make your appointment with us
📞 012-938 5813 or can pm us on messenger platform !

Hello there, we are officially starting back HOME VISIT PHYSIOTHERAPY services starting 15th JAN. If You are not comfort...
12/01/2025

Hello there, we are officially starting back HOME VISIT PHYSIOTHERAPY services starting 15th JAN. If You are not comfortable or having trouble coming into our Centre! No worries, we can go to You!🙂

Bookings are open starting 15th JANUARY 2025 You can call us at 012-9385813 or drop a msg in our Facebook to know more information.

Haglund’s DeformityHaglund’s deformity is sometimes called a “pump bump” because it’s especially painful to wear shoes l...
09/01/2025

Haglund’s Deformity

Haglund’s deformity is sometimes called a “pump bump” because it’s especially painful to wear shoes like pumps (high heels) that have tight backs.

What’s Haglund’s deformity ? It is a bony growth on your heel bone (calcaneus) where your Achilles tendon attaches. The growth causes a bump you can see and feel through your skin. It can cause heel pain, especially when you wear shoes that press tightly against the back of your heel. Over time, pressure and irritation on the growth can cause other conditions in your heel and feet, including Achilles tendinitis and heel bursitis.

Symptoms and Causes

Symptoms of Haglund’s deformity include:
~Heel pain.
~A bump on the back of your heel that you can see and feel.
~Swelling.
~Skin discoloration around the bump.
~Haglund’s deformity almost always develops on both feet (bilaterally).

What causes Haglund’s deformity?

Studies have found that it might be genetically inherited (passed down through generations of a biological family).

Other causes might include:

-Irritation and pressure from shoes.
-Overusing your heel (especially in athletes like runners).
-High-arched feet.
-Tight Achilles tendons.
-Certain gait disorders that affect how you move and walk.

Treatment in physiotherapy for Haglund’s deformity

Physical therapy is a beneficial treatment for Haglund's deformity, which is a bony protrusion on the heel. A physical therapist can help with the following:
-Exercises
-A physical therapist can provide stretches and exercises to increase flexibility in the heel and ankle.
Some exercises include:
-Standing heel raises
-Calf stretches
-Heel drops
-Towel scrunches
-Heel cord stretch
-Standing calf stretch or knee-to-wall stretch
-Deep squats with heels flat on the floor
-Downward dog in yoga

Other treatments for Haglund's deformity include:
1. Icing the heel
2. Oral anti-inflammatory medicine
3. Orthotics, such as over-the-counter or custom-made inserts or heel cups

09/01/2025

Hello and good day, we are open today 8am-6pm
Last slot at 5pm. Call and message/ messenger us now to booking your slot!!!

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Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 18:00
Sunday 09:00 - 18:00

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+60129385813

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