Hamstring Muscle tightness
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Hamstring Muscle Tightness

Why Hamstring Muscle Become Tight most often? Hamstring Muscle tightness is the most common and silent symptom of Men as compared to female and mostly non-symptomatic, It will limit mainly to long sitting positions and Back Bending, seen mainly in Office workers and People are living with a sedentary lifestyle or it also common who…

Hip Impingement Syndrome
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Hip Impingement Syndrome

What Is Hip Impingement Syndrome? Anatomy Of The Hip Joint: Types Of Hip Impingement Syndrome: There are mainly two types of hip impingement, Which includes: 1. Cam impingement 2.Pincer impingement Sign And Symptoms Of Hip Impingement: In the early stages, there may be no symptoms associated with hip impingement or symptoms may be mild or…

Hip bursitis
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HIP BURSITIS

What is Hip Bursitis? Anatomy of the hip joint: Types of hip bursitis: There are mainly two major bursae in the hip that typically become irritated and inflamed: Signs and symptoms: Why it occurs? (Causes Of Hip Bursitis) Repetitive stress (overuse) injury: Hip injury: Spine disease: Leg-length inequality: Bone spurs or calcium deposits: Rheumatoid arthritis:…

Spastic Cerebral palsy
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SPASTICITY TREATMENT IN CEREBRAL PALSY

INTRODUCTION DEFINITION OF SPASTICITY Which are the Causes of Spasticity in Cerebral Palsy? Which are the Signs and Symptoms of Spastic Cerebral Palsy? The signs and symptoms of spastic cerebral palsy are different for every child. Differences in symptoms depend on the severity of the child’s brain injury and any co-occurring disorders that may be…

Knee Pain
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Knee Pain: Physiotherapy Management

What is a Knee Pain? Knee Pain are the most common condition seen in India. People in India highly uses knee joint, This high usage may lead to more wear and tear around the Knee joint. Knee joint is also weight-bearing joint, so on relieving pain takes more time. The knee is a complex structure…

Below Knee Amputation
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Below Knee Amputation

Introduction A below-knee amputation (“BKA”) is a transtibial amputation that involves removing the foot, ankle joint, distal tibia, and fibula with related soft tissue structures.  In general, a BKA is preferred over an above-knee amputation (AKA), as the former has better rehabilitation and functional outcomes.  The rates of lower extremity amputation have declined in recent…