Kinesiotaping Kinesiotape is often used for instabilities. This supports the function of the tendons and can lead to an improved feeling of stability. However, the use of Kinesiotape is a symptomatic and not a causal treatment! This means that the cause of the instability is not treated.Since Kinesiotaping is not a permanent solution, it should … Kinesiotaping | Ankle joint instability
Ankle joint bandages Bandages are often replaced by tapes. Especially at night, when the joint is not consciously secured and unwanted movements can easily occur, light, soft bandages are used to gently secure the joint. Otherwise, the same applies as for splints and tape bandages: An appropriate and conscious use of bandages can be quite … Ankle joint bandages | Ankle joint instability
Definition An intestinal loop a piece of the intestine that runs in one twist. The small intestine is up to six metres long and runs from the stomach to the large intestine. It can be divided into duodenum, jejunum and ileum. While the duodenum is C-shaped in the upper abdomen, the jejunum and ileum form … Gut loop
Diseases of the intestinal loops Pain in the area of the intestinal loops can have various causes. One speaks of intestinal pain or visceral pain if the pain originates from organs of the gastrointestinal tract. Possible causes are an irritable bowel, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and tumours of the gastrointestinal tract. In the case of … Diseases of the intestinal loops | Gut loop
What is the Darsling Diet? The Intestinal Loop Diet is a diet designed to help reduce stubborn abdominal fat. The diet was created by Australian Kristy Curtis and takes into account exercise, the total amount of calories and the distribution of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. Physical training should take place two to three times a … What is the Darsling Diet? | Gut loop
Symptoms Ankle pain can be chronic or acute. In acute cases, the patient can usually determine the cause himself. If the ankle is twisted while walking, followed by severe ankle pain, it may be a torn ligament. Symptoms of this are sudden, severe pain in the ankle, which radiates in a planar manner. Immediate swelling … Symptoms | Ankle pain
Diagnosis of ankle pain The diagnosis of ankle pain is initially made clinically based on the medical history.If a chronic event is suspected, further clarification is carried out by examining the blood and determining the inflammation parameters in the blood. For sports injuries, the ultrasound machine and x-ray imaging are the means of choice. Torn … Diagnosis of ankle pain | Ankle pain
Prognosis While arthritis and arthrosis are chronic conditions that can currently only be treated symptomatically and not causally, sports injuries are relatively uncomplicated injuries. As a rule, several weeks of rest are sufficient to restore full resilience and stability.However, jogging should definitely be paused for some time, as otherwise the complaints can become chronic. Rheumatism … Prognosis | Ankle pain
Introduction Ankle pain is pain that occurs relatively frequently due to the daily stresses to which the foot is subjected. They occur because the ankle, as the upper part of the ankle joint, is almost continuously exposed to forces, whether running, walking or standing. On closer inspection, we have two ankles on each side, the … Ankle pain
General A fracture of the ankle joint usually affects the upper part of the joint, also called the upper ankle joint. The upper ankle joint is the connection between the bones of the lower leg and the foot. Fractures affecting the ankle joint are a very common injury. The ankle is the third most common … Ankle fracture
Causes The causes that can lead to an ankle fracture are numerous. By far the most common cause of these fractures is the twisting of the foot. Ankle fractures are particularly common in running-intensive sports and skiing. However, fractures of the ankle joint can also occur when falling on the foot and simultaneously twisting it, … Causes | Ankle fracture
Healing/Duration As a rule, ankle fractures heal completely after some time and stress on the foot is possible without restriction. However, since bones heal quite slowly, the period until complete healing can be relatively long. With conservative therapy, the joint must be fixed and no load must be placed on the foot. This is usually … Healing/Duration | Ankle fracture
