MyoHealth Care

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to you all.
I'd like to extend the warmest Christmas wishes to you and your family.
Thank you for placing your trust in me throughout 2025 - It has been my privilege to support your health & wellbeing, and I truly appreciate your continued support.
May this Christmas bring you lots of joy, peace, and good health, and may the New Year be filled with happiness and love.
I look forward to continuing to care for you in the year ahead.
Warmest regards,
Ken
MyohealthCare

02/04/2025

We are pleased to announce that Ken Moothoosamy will lead the Doveton Football Netball Club’s medical staff as the club’s Head of Medical.

Ken’s experience and leadership are crucial to the players welfare both on and off the field.

He will be supported by a strong team consisting of Dave, Kelly and Craig. 💚🖤

01/06/2024

Hi Everyone!

Hope you're all keeping well.

Just letting you know that I'll be away as of tomorrow, 3rd of June and will be back to operated hours from the 14th onwards.

For those requiring any assistance or for bookings, I can be contacted on messenger & WhatsApp.

23/12/2023

MyoHealth Care Wishing you all a joyful Christmas & A Happy New Year 2024. May this festive season be filled with Good Health, Love & Happiness 🎄

21/12/2023

24/09/2023

Nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord don't heal well on their own. Peripheral nerves fibers, however, do. They heal, but slowly. Peripheral nerve fibers will heal after a trauma, entrapment, etc., but at a rate of about 1mm every 3 days, or 1cm per month. Bodywork to free up the nerves can expedite this.

08/05/2023

19/04/2023

Daily stretching and mobility routines for runners. Run pain free and boost your speed, strength and endurance.

31/03/2023

06/03/2023

The onset of arthrofibrosis in adhesive capsulitis 💡

Shoulder arthrofibrosis, also known as adhesive capsulitis (AC), develops in four stages (Figure) [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33795150/39]:

👉 Stage I begins with the invasion of inflammatory cells into the joint space, leading to synovitis and pain, but without stiffness or loss of ROM.

👉 In Stage II, cytokines secreted by immune cells recruit matrix-producing fibroblasts to the synovium, while synovitis persists. Synovial hyperplasia follows and contributes to early joint stiffness, indicative of capsule thickening.

👉 Stage III is defined by increasing joint stiffness and loss of range of motion (ROM), accompanied by significant pain, especially at the extremes of motion due to significant extracellular matrix (ECM) deposition in the synovium.

👉 Lastly, Stage IV presents as a persistent loss of ROM after synovitis, where pain varies by patient.

Note: inflammation does not always subside by Stage IV.

Illustration: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33795150/

19/02/2023

Hi everyone,
Hope you're all well & keeping busy!

Advising that MyoHealth Care is back to business as of TOMORROW Monday 20th Feb.

For any essential bookings, Sports Injuries, Chronic Pain, Rehab please contact me on 0435 298 600
Take Care,
Ken - MyoHealth Care

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