Is it allowed to do sports despite pain? The question of whether sport can be done despite pain after a rotator cuff rupture depends on the factors that trigger the pain. This article may also be of interest to you: MTT after a rotator cuff rupture – OP If the sporting activity itself triggers the … Is it allowed to do sports despite pain? | PainSymptoms of rotator cuff rupture
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
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
The cruciate ligaments are an important part of the stabilizing ligament apparatus of the knee. They run between the upper and lower leg and fix the two bones together. A distinction is made between an anterior and a posterior cruciate ligament: the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) runs from the front top outside to the rear … Physiotherapy after cruciate ligament rupture
Summary A rupture of the cruciate ligament is a well-known injury from the field of sports.Depending on the extent of the injury, conservative treatment including six-week immobilization in a splint is sufficient. Early adapted movement without load and later intensive strength, depth sensitivity and coordination training restore secure stability to the knee joint. All articles … Summary | Physiotherapy after cruciate ligament rupture
The joint can be stabilized by specific relieving, mobilizing and stretching exercises. The exercises should first be performed under the supervision of the physiotherapist to prevent incorrect execution, which could lead to further damage. Manual therapy to relax the muscles as well as heat, cold and electrotherapy can also alleviate the pain. The article “ISG-Blockade” … Physiotherapy for ISG syndrome
Pain An ISG syndrome (= sacroiliac joint syndrome) is a canting of the sacroiliac joint, which connects the lower spine with the pelvis. The ISG syndrome can lead to severe pain and movement restrictions for the affected persons. Physiotherapeutic treatment can provide relief in most cases. If the physiotherapist determines that the cause of the … Pain | Physiotherapy for ISG syndrome
Disability As a rule, an ISG syndrome heals completely on its own within a few weeks if treated promptly. It is possible that the doctor will prescribe one for the acute phase, in which the pain is even stronger. This is especially the case when the work is very physical and involves great stress.The real … Disability | Physiotherapy for ISG syndrome
Introduction Knee arthrosis is such a common clinical picture that the disease could almost be called a true widespread disease. Almost every German over 50 years of age shows at least signs of incipient knee arthrosis, and many are already complaining about symptoms. The further the age progresses, the more patients become symptomatic, i.e. introduce … Strengthening exercises for knee arthrosis
Symptoms Osteoarthritis of the knee, like other forms of osteoarthritis, is a degenerative disease that is accompanied by inflammation and pain – initially under stress and later at rest. The classic signs of inflammation are swelling (tumor), redness (rubor), overheating (calor), pain (dolor) and functional impairment (functio laesa). In advanced stages of osteoarthritis, pain occurs … Symptoms | Strengthening exercises for knee arthrosis
Prognosis Strengthening exercises against knee arthrosis achieve truly outstanding results in some patients. This form of therapy is especially helpful for those who are otherwise active and have never been overweight. Patients who manage to get rid of their excess pounds on a long-term basis also benefit enormously. Nevertheless, the exercises described above (and of … Prognosis | Strengthening exercises for knee arthrosis