Common manifestations are joints like the wrist, shoulder, elbow, knee or ankle. Inflammatory processes cause pain, which can lead to relieving posture, reduced movement and strength. This should be counteracted by exercises. Depending on the degree of inflammation, the exercises vary. The following exercises are suitable for people who are no longer in the acute … Exercises for tendinitis
Osteopathy Osteopathy consists of purely manual techniques that can be used for diagnosis and therapy. Osteopathic measures may only be applied independently by physicians, alternative practitioners or physiotherapists (with the additional training of the alternative practitioner). Osteopathic techniques are intended to identify and positively influence tissue disorders. Restrictions in movement can be reduced, blood circulation … Osteopathy | Exercises for tendinitis
Bandage Bandages can be used in a mouse arm both preventively (preventive) and as a therapy medium. Patients should always wear a bandage if they know that their arm/wrist is under heavy strain during the desired activity. The bandages not only relieve the muscles and tendons at risk, but also ensure an ergonomic hand position. … Bandage | Exercises against a mouse arm
Shoulder The mouse arm can also occur in the shoulder and neck region. Doctors speak of a mouse shoulder. The following are usually to blame for this: especially when working with the computer for hours on end, the body posture is hardly changed and painful tensions in the shoulder-neck region occur. But external factors, such … Shoulder | Exercises against a mouse arm
Pain Pain is the main symptom of a mouse arm.They mainly affect the hand, wrist and forearm – but can also occur in the shoulder and neck area. The pain creeps in slowly, so that many affected people ignore it at first. The fatal thing about it is that the already overstrained hand is not … Pain | Exercises against a mouse arm
The terms “mouse arm“, “secretary’s disease”, or “repetitive strain injury syndrome” (RSI syndrome) are generic terms for an overload syndrome of the hand, arm, shoulder and neck region. The symptoms occur in 60% of people who work more than 3 hours a day at the computer, such as secretaries or graphic designers. In the meantime, … Exercises against a mouse arm
The position of the hip joint is important for the optimal distribution of force on the joint. This is to ensure that the joint is loaded as little as possible and that the person can move freely and painlessly. The position of the hip depends on the position of the head of the femur in … Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia
Progression/Prediction If the child is not treated for hip dysplasia, the course of the disease may become progressive and wear and tear and dislocation may follow. Early detection of hip dysplasia is just as important for the further course of the disease as timely treatment. By counteracting the course of the disease early on, the … Progression/Prediction | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia
OP The indication for a surgical intervention depends on the severity of the hip dysplasia and the pain of the child. The conservative approach to treatment is increasingly preferred and is the first to be exhausted. If there has already been severe wear and tear in the hip, a total endoprosthesis can be inserted into … OP | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia
The mechanisms that lead to a tibia fracture are usually accidents or sports injuries – in any case, extreme external force is required to break the strong tibia. Symptoms of a tibia fracture include swelling, redness, heat, pain and a restriction in the strength and mobility of the leg. Occurrence, walking and standing are hardly … Physiotherapy after a tibia fracture
Further measures There are various other measures that can help to heal a tibia fracture and alleviate the accompanying complaints. This includes massages, fascial techniques and stretching. In addition, electrotherapy and thermal applications have a positive effect on various areas. For example, they have a positive effect on muscle relaxation, increased blood circulation, pain relief … Further measures | Physiotherapy after a tibia fracture
Fibula fracture As described above, the fibula is the narrower and weaker of the two lower leg bones. In the event of severe injuries, both bones may therefore break. In general, the fibula breaks much more often in comparison, but more often due to twisting or twisting injuries of the leg. Accidents or generally external … Fibula fracture | Physiotherapy after a tibia fracture
