Acupuncture?
Looking for acupuncture? Which one? When people talking about acupuncture, they don’t realize that “Acupuncture” is an umbrella term which includes the following types/styles/ techniques: 1. Chinese type (TCM) acupuncture 2.…
Paralysis
Paralysis is the loss of the ability to move some or all of the body. Types of Paralysis: Complete paralysis is when you can’t move or control your paralyzed muscles at all.…
Spasticity
UNDERSTANDING SPACTISITY Spasticity is a muscle disorder characterized by tight or stiff muscles and an inability to control those muscles. Reflexes may persist for too long and maybe too strong…
Autonomic Nervous System
Autonomic Nervous System (called Yin & Yang in Tradicional Chinese medicine, Chandra & Surya –in Indian Yoga and Ayurveda). Surprisingly so many people who facing health problems and rehabilitation don’t know…
Rehabilitation strategy. Part 4
Customization “Pret-a-Porte” vs. “Haute Couture” in the medical rehabilitation or Standardisation vs. Customization – is another point for thinking on. History of medicine demonstrating a distinct shift from the individual approach…
Rehabilitation strategy. Part 3
Tactics What means rehabilitation tactics? It’s a way of implementing the chosen strategy of rehabilitation, namely – deciding WHAT concrete methods to use in your particular case, in line with…
Rehabilitation strategy. Part 2
Goals In the history of medicine, in all medical cultures, both conventional and traditional – the goal of treatment was and still is the fundamental aspect of deciding before treatment. Three…
Rehabilitation strategy. Part 1
Rehab in home To my regret, most families are considering outsourced rehabilitation in medical institutions as the only option. They spent time, energy, and money, not always maximally effectively, IMHO.…
Back Pain
Pain in the lower back (lumbar and gluteal region), with irradiation in the leg or not - one of the most common ailments of our time. According to researchers from the…
Physiotherapy
Physical therapy is used to improve a patient's physical functions through physical examination, diagnosis, prognosis, patient education, physical intervention, rehabilitation, disease prevention and health promotion. In addition to clinical practice, other…