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For the past 16 years till present I have been having regular massage therapy, physiotherapy and tried many acupunctures treatments, tunai (Chinese traditional massage and chiropractics) etc. I also learnt Pilates, Alexandra technique, TaiChi etc.. I have tried many treatments and pain managements methods including neural myotomy on my lower back.
However my cervical injuries seem to have got worst over the years.
ice packs, heat pads, massage therapy, physiotherapy, yoga, meditation, hydrotherapy, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), spinal cord stimulation, radiofrequency ablation, other types of neurolytic blocks, aromatherapy, Reiki, acupressure and acupuncture, guided imagery and biofeedback.
Usually a combined approach of a pain killer and a non-medication therapy helps give best pain relief. Please consult your doctor regarding this. Take care!
I'm currently undergoing physiotherapy for stiffness in my neck caused due to poor posture and a sedentary lifestyle.Its been 6 days since I started and i feel the stiffness is gone however, the stiffness has been replaced by pain and it hurts when I touch the sides and back of my neck or my upper back, the physio says its normal but Im still concerned.
Could someone please tell me if this normal ? I'm quite fit otherwise.
For the past 16 years till present I have been having regular massage therapy, physiotherapy and tried many acupunctures treatments, tunai (Chinese traditional massage and chiropractics) etc. I also learnt Pilates, Alexandra technique, TaiChi etc.. I have tried many treatments and pain managements methods including neural myotomy on my lower back. However my cervical injuries seem to have got worst over the years.
As such, it may include a range of modalities ranging from soft tissue massage, conservative stretches and exercises and techniques to directly mobilize the nerve tissue
treating any possible underlying disease or condition, immobilizing braces, physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy, medication, prioritizing hand activities, ergonomics.
Also, you can take acetaminophen for your headache.
Consult your neurologist if it still persists.
In addition to the drugs, you might look at various forms of therapy - physiotherapy and massage therapy possibly have techniques you can learn to use at home to work some of those muscles.
I'm sorry to know she has these problems.
Hi My name is Jahanzeb My father is being diagnostic of spinal stenosis he cannot walk moreover he is a heart patient he had gone throuigh a recne t angio plasty back in decmeer 2017, since after that he cannot walk without sticks , the immense pain on his lower back and left leg joint did not let him walk , i have came across various doctors they have suggested high level physiotherapy despite of 6 months physiotherapy nothing happens , he cannot undergo a surgery too as directed by his heart
Treatment includes pain killers, cervical collar, physiotherapy, hot compression etc. Please don’t worry, as this progress slowly over 10-20 years and most of the population is suffering from it.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000436.htm
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Vestibulopathy is due to inner ear disease and leads to vertigo. Treatment include anti hiatamincs, sedatives etc. For more information visit
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If you go to a physiotherapy massage, they don't wash your body in antiseptic then massage you in a pool of it either. You can't get std this way.
Dear sir,
i am suffering from shoulder spasm( Trapezius,tightness in shoulder and pain) for last 1.5 yrs. i went for physiotherapy (laser,IFT,Ultrasound,Taping everything),allopathic and homeopathic treatment. Initially it started with right shoulder but after taking Physiotherapy it transferred to left and for last 1.5 yrs it is on left shoulder.
I have also undergone X ray which shows nothing. The movements of hand are fine but bit of heavyness and weakness.
TKR 11-13-09 STILL having issues with pes anserinus. Still feels funny when cycling. Still feels lke it needs to "pop over" other muscles. Massage and physical therapy still directed at this area.
Why would this still be an issue?
With ankle replacement you can always strengthen your ankle by physiotherapy and have more range of movements than an ankle fusion procedure where arthrodesis is performed and the bones are fused.
The pain will be less in fusion but with physiotherapy the pain will decrease over a period of time with ankle replacement.
Ankle fusion can always be performed if ankle replacement fails.
Take care!
The most likely exercises to help repair and rehabilitate the shoulders are rotator cuff exercises usually with cable or band. You can also do later raise with a light band as well.
If the swelling is mild without any other symptoms this may be due to dependent or pressure oedema, which should get better in a few days with physiotherapy/ movement. In cases of more than mild swelling; causes like DVT, infections, inflammations, systemic issues related to liver, kidneys or heart may need to be considered. It would be best to get this evaluated by your doctor for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
Hope this helps.
Take care!
You also need a good sleeve and gauntlet to help keep the swelling down while you travel. They can also show you some manual drainage techniques and some pretty wicked bandaging to get the swelling down.
I am okay with using the antibiotic to kill this bacteria but he also said he will need to do physiotherapy including prostate massage, and electrical stimilus.
I will do the therapy if needed in Turkey since it is cheaper but I would very much like to get your opinion about below questions before I do this.
My questions are:
1) Can strong growth of Staphylococcus Aureus be only a simple Urinary Tract Infection, instead of a serious Prostatitis?
Hi There, I injurred my shoulder in the summer of 2007 (diagnosed as rotator cuff related), and had physiotherapy and massage done on it for 5 months. The inury came on gradually but was most likely the result of weightlifting, although no one incident caused sudden pain. It developed and got worse over time. They both did not solve the problem, and I continued to experience pain.
An EMG/NCV may need to be done to find out if there is a nerve compression or not. Traction, physiotherapy, massage therapy, acupuncture, exercise etc may help reduce the spasms and pain.
Sometimes a reduction in vitamin B or D causes jolting pains and spasms and an already affected nerve is the first to show symptoms. Similarly, possibility of an autoimmune disorder, thyroid disorder or diabetes too should be looked into.
Please consult your spine specialist with this MRI report.
I did not develop Lymphodema after my cancer treatment but because I was having radiation to the bowel, I was seeing a physio for prevention techniques to stop it happening and if it did happen how to manage it. (I had my pelvic lymph nodes removed during my hysterectomy).
If you see your doctor and get him to refer you to a physiotherapist that is experienced in lymphatic drainage massage they will be able to show you and treat you with massage that you can actually do at home.
Hello DR _Simran,
I still have had no pain relief, My dr injected me again with cordisone, i'am still going to physicall therapy 3 days a week, they are doing manual traction deep muscel massage and ultra sound .the muscel massage is very painfull..i'am also seeing a chriopractor.he is also doing manual traction,,he can't ajust me cause my muscles are so tight, have seen him 5 times now..I have a few questions for u if u would..
You may have muscle knots from tension. There are exercises to correct this. Pay attention to your sleeping position. Try ibuprofen. Get a friend to massage your neck, looking for knots to press. Go to YouTube looking for exercises for neck pain.
Get referred to a physical therapist if this doesn't resolve.
If you hve went through labor without an epidural wat was some techniques 2 help u get through it? How long where you n labor? I had an epidural with my 1st but think I wanna do it natural this time i was glued to the bed for 22 long hours with a epidural!
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