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With episodes of severe headaches and associated symptoms occurring, people often go and see neurologists and neurosurgeons as they worry that they may have had a stroke or have a brain  tumour because they experience nausea, vomiting, dizziness and severe headaches. Scans such as CT scans, MRIs...

This in theory may sound great, however what if  your toddler's feet  tends to roll in at the ankles or their feet's turns out so their feet points sideways when they walk. What about when your toddler seems to curl their toes to try to cling to the...

A 2014 study found that 13% of Australian children at primary and secondary schools have a communication disorder. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, an estimated 164,000 Australians had autism in 2015. This represented an overall prevalence rate of 0.7%, or about 1 in 150...

If you answered yes to any of the above, your child may have a slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE). SCFE is a hip condition that occurs in teens and pre-teens who are still growing.  In SCFE, the ball at the head of the thighbone slips off...

If that's the case, then the great news  is that Physiotherapy may help reduce and eliminate your  headaches forever. At My Favourite Physio, we have a 3 Step Headache and  Migraine Elimination Assement which will determine if your Headaches and  Migraines are caused by your stiff neck joints. To find out if...

Children with Down syndrome have low muscle tone, which can affect the muscles around the mouth and face, making it harder to produce speech sounds accurately. In addition, if they have hearing impairments it can significantly affect their ability to learn and use language. Frustrations arising...

If you answered yes to the above statements, then you might be surprised to learn that the latest research into Tension Headaches has found that Tension  Headaches are actually caused by dysfunction in the first 3 joints of the neck.  Tension headaches are not caused by the increase...

Rare Disease Day raises awareness for the 300 million people living with rare disease around the world and their families and carers. The long-term cause of the Rare Disease Day campaign is to achieve equitable access to diagnosis, treatment, health and social care and social...