Fix Anterior Compartment Syndrome with Physiotherapy
The entire human body consists of bones, muscles, flesh, organs, nerves, arteries, veins and the compartments are present near our joints. Likewise, our leg consists of three compartments. If one compartment gets injured or damaged, then a swelling takes place in and around that area, however it does not disperse to the two conjoining compartments. Due to a sudden blow or over exploitation of leg muscles, Anterior Compartment Syndrome may take place. How does Anterior Compartment Syndrome occur? This syndrome occurs when there is either a blow or an extreme impact to the lower part of the leg. As a result, the
