The so-called sickle foot or pes adductus is found mainly in infants. In most cases, this foot malposition regresses on its own or can be corrected therapeutically. What is sickle foot? Sickle foot is also known as pes adductus and is a foot deformity that is considered the most common foot deformity among infants. Sickle … Sickle Foot: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Fern herb is a very controversial plant in herbal pharmacy. However, it is still used as a remedy in alternative medicine. For what ailments the fern herb has a healing effect and what risks must be considered are questions that must necessarily be clarified before taking it. Occurrence and cultivation of the fern Shady forests … Fern: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease that can progress in different forms. It is chronic and progressive. There are recurrent attacks or the disease takes a gradual course. It is an autoimmune reaction against the body’s own myelin – the insulating layer of the nerves. The inflammation can destroy the myelin sheaths around the nerves … Physiotherapy and Multiple Sclerosis
Practice addresses in capital cities Physiotherapy practices can treat physiotherapy (CNS) on a neurophysiological basis if there are therapists with the appropriate training. Many practices offer Vojta, Bobath or PNF. However, there are also therapy centers specializing in neurological patients such as: – Hamburg: physiotherapiepunkt Eimsbüttel, Osterstrasse 36-38, 20259 Hamburg Bremen: Ambulantes Behandlungs Centrum Birgit … Practice addresses in capital cities | Physiotherapy and Multiple Sclerosis
Summary MS is a chronic disease that is not curable. In addition to drug therapy, lifelong physiotherapeutic treatment is important in order to maintain or improve physiological body function as well and for as long as possible. Physiotherapy on a neurophysiological basis can be prescribed as a permanent prescription outside of the normal case. The … Summary | Physiotherapy and Multiple Sclerosis
Cartilage damage is a joint disease that occurs in different joints in the body. Depending on the extent of the damage and the cartilage involved, appropriate therapy can restore cartilage function without pain. What is cartilage damage? By cartilage damage, as the name suggests, physicians understand damage to the cartilage. In the joints, the bones … Cartilage Damage: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The branch-like and multiply branched cytoplasmic processes of a nerve cell (neuron), through which information is received and impulses are transmitted to the body, is referred to in technical language as the dendrite. This serves to receive electrical stimuli and transmits them to the cell body (soma) of the nerve cell. What is a dendrite? … Dendrite: Structure, Function & Diseases
The so-called true black cumin (lat. Nigella sativa) belongs to the family of buttercups and, contrary to its name, has nothing to do with the well-known spice caraway or cumin. Black cumin is known especially in the Islamic cultural circle, as its health-promoting properties are already mentioned in the Koran. Occurrence and cultivation of black … Black Cumin: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
In the case of injuries to the wrist – such as a fracture caused by trauma, a sprain, degenerative changes or a nerve lesion such as in carpal tunnel syndrome – it is particularly important to maintain and restore the functionality of the wrist as best as possible through targeted physiotherapy. Our wrist is a … Phy. Wrist
Exercises for wrist injuries Exercises to improve mobility are, for example, from the field of Functional Movement Theory (FBL) – the abutting mobilization. Here, the two levers of the joint are moved in such a way that they always approach each other, i.e. the angle in the joint is kept as small as possible and … Exercises for wrist injuries | Phy. Wrist
Physiotherapy wrist fracture In case of a wrist fracture, it is important to follow the doctor’s instructions. Depending on how the fracture has been treated (conservatively or surgically), therapy is already possible after a few weeks. However, certain strains may well be prohibited for longer. In most cases, early functional mobilization is possible after about … Physiotherapy wrist fracture | Phy. Wrist
Fibromatosis is a skin disease characterized by proliferation of connective tissue. Unlike cancer, the growth is often benign. However, as generalized congenital fibromatosis, fibromatosis can lead to death. What is fibromatosis? People who have fibromatosis have growths in collagenous connective tissue, which are neoplastic formations. Neoplastic formations also include cancers and other forms of uncontrolled … Fibromatosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
