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Neurological indications | Vibration training Indications, contraindications, risks

Neurological indications Spastic paralysis: Flaccid paralysis: Foot lifter paralysis, e.g. after a slipped disc in the lumbar spine (improvement of motor control and increase in muscle performance) Plexus paresis, paralysis of the arm nerves e.g. after a motorcycle accidentImprovement of motor control and increase in muscle performance and muscle build-up) Balance disorders (improvement of balance … Neurological indications | Vibration training Indications, contraindications, risks

Teeth of the baby’s molar

Definition Tooth eruption is a very difficult and stressful time for both the little one and the parents. Often, the “teething” coincides with other infections, causing the babies to suffer from fever or diarrhoea. Some babies start teething earlier, others later, around the 12th month of life, the first upper molars start to emerge from … Teeth of the baby’s molar

How do I alleviate the pain? | Teeth of the baby’s molar

How do I alleviate the pain? Parents can alleviate the pain caused by a tooth eruption. Some babies can be helped by massaging the reddened gums. For this purpose, special silicone finger cots or the baby’s own finger can be used. Simply run your finger over the gums in circular movements.Also a foot reflex zone … How do I alleviate the pain? | Teeth of the baby’s molar

Fever while teething | Teeth of the baby’s molar

Fever while teething Fever or diarrhea are very often accompanying symptoms of tooth eruption. However, they are not caused by the teeth themselves. The body of the little ones is very weakened during this time and therefore more susceptible to infections. Viruses then have an easy time and can settle in the body. This is … Fever while teething | Teeth of the baby’s molar

Bruising while teething | Teeth of the baby’s molar

Bruising while teething Very often a bruise or bruise on the baby‘s gums appears at the place where the new tooth breaks through. The reason for this are smaller blood vessels that are injured when the tooth breaks through. The blood then leaks into the tissue and colors the gums blue. Sometimes it also coagulates … Bruising while teething | Teeth of the baby’s molar

Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Mobility training, as opposed to pure strength and endurance training, as the name suggests, is for increasing the general mobility of the joints. Through stretching and so-called activation exercises, mobility is specifically increased so that you are more mobile and flexible and posture problems are also positively influenced. In mobility training, it makes sense to … Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Shoulder | Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Shoulder The shoulder joint is one of the most flexible joints of the body. The large head of humerus sits in a comparatively small joint socket, which offers a wide range of movement. Due to this anatomy, however, the shoulder is also susceptible to injuries, which is why special attention should be paid to regular … Shoulder | Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Knee | Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Knee The mobility of the knee joint is of particular importance for a smooth course of movement. Especially extension and flexion should be possible without problems and should be maintained through daily movement training. 1. roll ballLay on your back for this exercise. Put your heels on a large gymnastic ball. Now roll the ball … Knee | Mobility training – spine, shoulder, knee, hip

Scalding

Scalding Scaldings occur relatively frequently in domestic surroundings. They usually occur during kitchen work and here above all when hot or even boiling water is poured out (e.g. spilled pasta water etc.). A distinction is made between scalding by hot water and by steam. The latter can cause severe injuries to the skin, as steam … Scalding

Ointments against scalding | Scalding

Ointments against scalding In addition to cooling, cooling or pain-relieving ointments are often used for scalds. However, their use is not entirely uncontroversial. In most cases, fresh scalding should be treated dry. Simple wound dressings should be loosely applied for this purpose. Applying ointment to scalded skin is counterproductive here and should be avoided at … Ointments against scalding | Scalding

Scalding of the toddler | Scalding

Scalding of the toddler Children have a very lively urge to explore. Since they are also quite clumsy, tearing off hot liquid containers from the stove and table is very common and in many cases leads to scalding. At about 70%, scalds account for a large part of all burns. It is important to note … Scalding of the toddler | Scalding

Therapy of Meniere’s disease

Synonyms in a broader sense Menière’s disease; inner ear vertigo, sudden hearing loss, equilibrium, dizziness. Definition Menière’s disease is a disease of the inner ear and was first and impressively described in 1861 by the French physician Prosper Menière. Meniere’s disease is characterized by an increased accumulation of fluid (hydrops) in the membranous labyrinth of … Therapy of Meniere’s disease