Body Pains is a feeling that relates to tensed muscles.

Physiotherapy For Knock Knee

There is abduction of the tibia or the femur so that in standing the knees come close together and there is a gap between the feet. This issue may be the result of a developmental abnormality or disease which affects the structure of the knee joint. MANAGEMENT When the condition results in young children it often […]

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Physiotherapy For Gym Injuries

Regular exercise is essential for maintaining good health, but when done improperly or without guidance, it can lead to gym injuries.These can set you back physically and emotionally. Gym injuries are common and can range from minor strains and sprains to more serious injuries like fractures or dislocations. Common areas of injury include the shoulder, knee, […]

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Physiotherapy For Crushed Hand

Physiotherapy For Crushed Hand: Damage to the hand from a crushing injury may be severe enough to damage nerves, arteries, tendons and bones or it may be minor enough to cause only soft- tissue damage. Crushed hand injury can happen at any age and to women and men equally. Injuries may be due to the […]

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Fracture around the ankle

Fracture around the ankle: The most common fractures in this region typically affect the lower ends of the tibia and fibula. This is often accompanied by dislocation of the ankle joint. Usually, they occur as a result of a twisting force. Or occasionally, from a vertical compression force. However, we can describe fracture around the […]

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shoulder dislocation treatment

Shoulder Dislocation Physiotherapy Treatment

Shoulder Dislocation Physiotherapy Treatment: This is a common dislocation in adults and can occur as a result of direct or indirect violence. The latter, which may occur due to a fall on the outstretched hand, tends to produce an anterior dislocation, thereby displacing the head of the humerus forward. The former may be the result of a direct blow […]

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Physiotherapy for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Physiotherapy for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: Degeneration begins in the corticospinal tracts and spreads downwards to the anterior horns and the nerve roots. Thus, it can appear as an upper motor neuron disease and end as one of the lower motor neurons. Clinical Features Of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis The disease begins as spastic paralysis in the […]

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