It is important in the treatment that those affected can exercise regularly and can perform these exercises independently. Only then can Schroth’s treatment be successful. It should be understood what deformation of the spinal column is present (convex or concave scoliosis in the lumbar spine or BWS). Physiotherapy is used to treat this pathological direction … Exercises against scoliosis
Scoliosis – Impact and Therapy Our body is supported by the spine in posture and movement. The shape of the spine is straight when viewed from the front and back. Seen from the side, it is double S-shaped. This shape enables the body to better absorb and transmit the forces that act on it. We … Scoliosis – Impact and Therapy | Exercises against scoliosis
In the treatment of COPD, various exercises learned during therapy play an essential role in slowing down the progression of the disease and restoring quality of life to the patient by maintaining and improving lung function. In addition to special breathing exercises, the main focus is on exercises to strengthen the respiratory muscles and exercises … COPD – exercises from physiotherapy
Exercises in the COPD group The group training is divided into different phases with different exercises. The exercises serve to increase the patient’s endurance, mobility, coordination and strength. Some exercises are listed as examples. 1. endurance 1 minute fast walking, then 1 minute break with breathing exercises. 2 minutes walking or running and correspondingly 2 … Exercises in the COPD group | COPD – exercises from physiotherapy
Theraband exercises Theraband exercises serve to strengthen the muscles, improve breathing coordination and mobilize the chest. Sit down on a chair, pass the Theraband under your thighs and cross it over on your lap and grasp the ends with your hands that are loosely placed on the outside of your thighs. Now breathe out through … Theraband exercises | COPD – exercises from physiotherapy
COPD vs. asthma COPD as well as asthma are both respiratory diseases, some of which can be associated with very similar symptoms. Nevertheless, there are some very large characteristic differences that clearly distinguish the two diseases. COPD is caused in the majority of cases by smoking, the disease is a chronic bronchitis. Asthma, on the … COPD vs. asthma | COPD – exercises from physiotherapy
Pain on inhalation is often caused by diseases of the ribs or lungs. In physiotherapy, respiration-dependent pain can be influenced by orthopedic treatment of the spine, rib joints or the patient’s statics. Diseases of the respiratory system and the lungs can also be favourably influenced by physiotherapy as part of thoracic mobilisation and respiratory therapy. … Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Exercises for left-sided pain In the case of left-sided pain during inhalation caused by orthopedic causes, appropriate exercises should be tailored to the individual patient. In this way, the patient’s posture and statics can be favorably influenced so that the rib and vertebral joints are not excessively strained. Thoracic stretching by means of a rotational … Exercises for left-sided pain | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Exercises against pain below the ribs Patients suffering from lung diseases can often, limited by the pain during inhalation, breathe only shallow and superficially. Exercises against the pain thus serve to deepen breathing and ventilate the thorax. The so-called C-stretch position is suitable for this purpose: The patient lies in a supine position and stretches … Exercises against pain below the ribs | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Pain in the back Respiration-related pain in the back is usually caused by blockages in the vertebral or costal joints. Incorrect movement or a permanently unfavorable posture can lead to small shifts in the joint, which painfully restrict the joint mechanics. Pain can then occur during the breathing movement. If the sensitive intercostal nerves that … Pain in the back | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
The falling asleep stage is a state between sleeping and waking, known as the first stage of sleep, which relaxes both the body and the mind of the person to allow the person to transition into the most restful sleep possible. During the falling asleep stage, the sleeper still reacts to external stimuli and thus … Falling Asleep Phase: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Aluminosis is a lung disease that belongs to the group of pneumoconioses and is also recognized as an occupational disease when individuals have been exposed to aluminum oxide dust or smoke for prolonged periods in the course of their occupation. Inhaled aluminum oxide particles react directly with the cell membranes of the alveoli and are … Aluminosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
