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What are trigger points? Trigger points are those tender lumps in the muscles that therapists find. They begin small, and you only know they are there when a therapist gently presses them upon them. Over time they can grow to where they are quite substantial but still not causing pain, but will eventually start shooting…
What is levator scapulae syndrome? levator scapulae syndrome is a condition where there is an injury to the levator scapulae muscle and tendons which support and help in the movement of the head & neck and also pain over the upper medial angle of the scapula, this pain may also result from long periods of…
Shoulder Subluxation, your shoulder joints are one of the most easily dislocated joints, and shoulder pain in general can have a significant negative impact on your life. While there are multiple forms of shoulder dislocation, shoulder subluxation is one of the more common. Partial dislocation of the shoulder joint, subluxation, occurs when the head of…
Introduction A pinched nerve in the neck also known as Cervical radiculopathy results in radiating pain, weakness, and/or numbness caused by compression of any of the nerve roots in your neck. Most cases of a pinched nerve in the neck (cervical radiculopathy) go away with nonsurgical treatment. What is a pinched nerve in the neck?…
What is Myofascial pain syndrome? “Myo” means muscle and “fascial” means fascia. myofascial pain syndrome is a chronic pain condition that causes pain in the musculoskeletal system. This condition affects the muscles and fascia. Fascia is the thin, white connective tissue that is wrapped around all muscles. Myofascial pain is associated with trigger points in…
What is Fat Reducing exercises for the Hip? When it comes to reducing fat and toning muscles, especially around your hips, the right combination of exercise and diet can make a difference. However, since you can’t spot-reduce fat in one area of the body through diet or exercise, it’s important to concentrate on losing overall…
What is a Cervicogenic Headache? Cervicogenic Headache presents as unilateral pain which starts in the neck. A common chronic and recurrent headache usually begin after neck movement. It is usually associated with decreased range of motion (ROM) of the neck. The cervicogenic headache was first introduced by Sjaastad et al.(1983). It is a chronic headache…
What is Compartment Syndrome of the forearm? Compartment means a group of muscles, blood vessels, and nerves. A thin but firm covering called a fascia lies over each compartment. It keeps the muscles in place. But the fascia is not meant to stretch or expanded much. This Syndrome of the forearm is a condition in…
What is developmental coordination disorder? What are the symptoms of developmental coordination disorder? Gross motor control Key problems include: Associated disorders and secondary consequences: What causes developmental coordination disorder? These include: How developmental coordination disorder is diagnosed? Developmental-Behavioral Pediatricians(What You Need to Know): What do developmental-behavioral pediatricians do? Here are certain the things certain developmental-behavioral…
What is Foot Drop? A foot drop are used to describe somebody having an issue or inability to lift the front part of their foot. Alternative NamesPeroneal nerve injury – foot drop; Foot drop palsy; Peroneal neuropathy Introduction: Foot drop is the inability to elevate (dorsi flexion) the foot because of weakness or dysfunction of…
