In this episode of the Complete Physio podcast, Dr. John Houghton joins us to discuss recurring tendon issues affecting areas like the Achilles, elbow, and glutes. We explore why some patients experience repeated tendon pain, potential underlying autoimmune or inflammatory conditions, and the influence of factors such as genetics, age, cholesterol, and diabetes. Get practical advice on recognising signs of tendon problems that could indicate a systemic issue, and learn about treatment options ranging from physiotherapy to advanced therapies for managing long-term tendon health. Watch now to understand how tendon issues might signal deeper health conditions and when to seek specialist care.

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Not all arthritic knees are the same, and the way they wear down can lead to very different symptoms. This video looks at how specific patterns of knee wear and tear affect pain, swelling, and movement, and why a tailored treatment approach works best. We talk through common causes of knee pain such as worn cartilage, meniscus damage, and Baker’s cysts, then explain practical ways to manage symptoms without rushing into surgery. You’ll hear about physiotherapy for keeping the knee supple, when injections might help, and the differences between steroid, visco-supplementation, and stem cell options.

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