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Pain in Joint: Learn More and Know What You Can Do About It

Joints are points of attachment between two bones that bring about movement. Patients suffering from pain in joint cannot maximize mobility due to a throbbing sensation that restrains them from doing simple activities like walking. This type of disorder could crop up from different causes which manifest different symptoms and accurate diagnosis is of great [...]

April 23rd, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Pain in Joint: Learn More and Know What You Can Do About It>

Rheumatoid Arthritis Diet is More Than Just a Balanced Meal

A healthy diet is important for living a less stressful life – a life with fewer visits to the hospital and a life with lesser restrictions. However, for those with dull aches and pains in the joints, diet is indeed very important. The dull aches and pains in the joints can be collectively also known [...]

April 13th, 2010 | PT Health | 1 comment | Continue reading Rheumatoid Arthritis Diet is More Than Just a Balanced Meal>

Guide to Sciatica Pain Relief

Pressure on sciatic nerve can cause pain that is referred to as sciatica. Although most cases of pain affecting the sciatic nerve path are not serious, there should be medical intervention. This pair of nerves runs from the end of the spinal cord to both buttocks into the posterior region of the thighs to the [...]

April 7th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Guide to Sciatica Pain Relief>

Causes of Lower Leg Pain

Lower leg pain is a common complaint of those who take part in walking and running. In other words, people who often use their legs are more likely to suffer from injuries of the leg muscles or bones that cause pain. The pain can be debilitating, often rendering a person immobile until after the cause [...]

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Pain Back Of Wrist And Hand – CTS Causes and Treatment

There is nothing more disturbing than symptoms of pain. Back of wrist and hand are some of the areas of the body that suffer from strains more than any other. This pain is often associated with a condition known in medical science as carpal tunnel syndrome, a nerve condition that affects people who use their [...]

March 29th, 2010 | PT Health | 1 comment | Continue reading Pain Back Of Wrist And Hand – CTS Causes and Treatment>

Pain in the Legs Upon Waking Up, What Can Be Its Possible Cause?

Question:
I have pain in my legs while sleeping usually early in morning. its not every night and sometimes only in one leg. I have pain below the knees as well. After I get up the pain will stop, but I don’t experience pain when I’m up.
Answer:
Sorry to hear about your troubles. I suppose it’s at [...]

March 25th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Pain in the Legs Upon Waking Up, What Can Be Its Possible Cause?>

What can be the likely cause of the numbness in my back?

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I am facing a numbness problem in my back (top left side) for some time now. I can’t sit comfortably for long periods of time or study properly. It often starts with a mild discomfort which gradually turns to numbness, making me stretch my hands to relax my back muscles.
Answer:
Anytime we hear of consistent numbness, [...]

March 22nd, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading What can be the likely cause of the numbness in my back?>

What Is Neuropathy?

So you have asked, what is neuropathy? Neuropathy, or peripheral neuropathy, refers to a condition which denotes damage to the nerves of the peripheral nervous system. This condition can either be caused by nerve disease, or from the side effects of other systemic ailments. Other causes include exposure to toxic chemicals, excessive drug intake, vitamin [...]

March 18th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading What Is Neuropathy?>

Some Things About Neck and Shoulder Pain You Need to Know

Like the other parts of our body, the joints of the neck and shoulder are very complex structures. With so many veins, nerves, arteries, ligaments and muscles present in the neck and shoulder, the pain in this area may often brought about by several factors. Sometimes, neck and shoulder pain can be severe, and can [...]

March 15th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Some Things About Neck and Shoulder Pain You Need to Know>

Unrelieved pains in lower back and buttock after several treatment options, can physio help?

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I am quite athletic and I have been working out since age 18. I am 34 now. I workout 4-5 times a week and used to use the treadmill a lot. Then about 5 years ago, I started experiencing pains in my lower back, in the left sacroiliac joint area. MRIs and X-rays all showed [...]

March 12th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Unrelieved pains in lower back and buttock after several treatment options, can physio help?>

What Happens in Chest Physiotherapy: Clearing the Airways

Chest physiotherapy, in conventional terms, refers to the process or technique of removing excess sputum, or mucus, from the respiratory passages of a person. Chest Physiotherapy is performed to improve a person’s breathing. Other main goals include clearing airway obstructions, strengthening the respiratory muscles, mobilizing secretions, as well as enhancing the exchange of gases so [...]

March 11th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading What Happens in Chest Physiotherapy: Clearing the Airways>

Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy

Peripheral neuropathy is a medial condition that refers to a disorder of the nerve or nerves, apart from the spinal cord and brain. The general symptoms of peripheral neuropathy include numbness, unusual or weird sensations, tingling, burning sensations and weakness.

March 8th, 2010 | PT Health | 1 comment | Continue reading Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy>

Pain Between Shoulder Blades: What Is It?

The scapula, which is also known as the shoulder blade, refers to the bone structure located in the upper back of the body, which also connects the arm to the chest wall, or thorax. The scapula also forms part of the socket, connecting the upper arm to the socket. The scapula is generally surrounded by [...]

March 5th, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Pain Between Shoulder Blades: What Is It?>

What are the treatment suggestions for ankle and neck pains for someone with Crohn’s disease?

Question:
I have been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. I am on prednisone because of the flare up and having too much pain in and around the area where leg ends and feet starts (I am not sure what that area is referred to). I find it hard to stand and walk. I also have pain in [...]

March 3rd, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading What are the treatment suggestions for ankle and neck pains for someone with Crohn’s disease?>

Know More About That Shooting Leg Pain

Our legs are vital body tools. They keep us up and going, and allow us to walk or run. However, when the legs feel pain, it can have a debilitating effect on our daily activities. Shooting leg pain usually feels like a burning or tingling sensation, which is prominent in the calf muscles. While it [...]

March 1st, 2010 | PT Health | 0 comments | Continue reading Know More About That Shooting Leg Pain>
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