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Types of Physiotherapy - Modalities Used In Physiotherapy
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The temperature of the wax is in the range between 40° to 44°c. The heat energy obtained from the hot wax is used to relieve pain and stiffness of the joints. When to apply?
Where useful? This is applied over Joints of legs and hands Where it should not be used? If the area to be treated has
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Latest Publication and Research on Types of Physiotherapy - Updated on 04/18/2013.
Mechanistic basis of manual therapy in myofascial injuries. Sonoelastographic evolution control. - Published by PubMed
Exercises for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis, a Cochrane Systematic Review. - Published by PubMed
Knowledge, skills and professional behaviours required by occupational therapist and physiotherapist beginning practitioners in work-related practice: A systematic review. - Published by PubMed
WITHDRAWN: Immobilisation and functional treatment for acute lateral ankle ligament injuries in adults. - Published by PubMed
National survey of clinical placement settings across Canada for nursing and other healthcare professions-who's using what? - Published by PubMed
Mechanistic basis of manual therapy in myofascial injuries. Sonoelastographic evolution control. - Published by PubMed
Exercises for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis, a Cochrane Systematic Review. - Published by PubMed
Knowledge, skills and professional behaviours required by occupational therapist and physiotherapist beginning practitioners in work-related practice: A systematic review. - Published by PubMed
WITHDRAWN: Immobilisation and functional treatment for acute lateral ankle ligament injuries in adults. - Published by PubMed
National survey of clinical placement settings across Canada for nursing and other healthcare professions-who's using what? - Published by PubMed
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Posted by:
faizan43
Posted on: 03/23/2013 i have muscular atrophy in my both hand, i cant hold anything and close my figure.anyone advice my how to recover from it.Or any way of treatment??
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kdharmarajan1947
Posted on: 03/22/2013 For lumbar spondylosis, I've been advised IFT as part pf physio therapy. I find however that IFt sometimes hurts [as if someone pricks me with a pin]while it is on in specific areas. Is it ok? Should I ask to reduce the intensity ..? I should add I do feel a certain degree of comfort once the therapy is over..
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aamer(Guest)
Posted on: 10/28/2012 i am having partial muscletear in shoulder with supraspinatus tendon whether it can be cured by interferential therapy. |
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rano3165
Posted on: 09/17/2012 I am suffering from spondilitis,with severe pain in my neck,left shoulder blade and hand. I am undergoing IFT. The pain is less than before but is still there. Is there a better treatment which will have lasting effect. |
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sppuri
Posted on: 07/30/2012 i felt unbalanced ,when i bent or up stood,went to hospital,doctor done many test,spending rs15 throusand,could not find the reason,my ortho just used ift pulling neck for 10minutes daily for 7days i passed four years,without any problem.today again while standing from bed ,while changing side on bed ,felt unbalance,not getting fit treatment nearby,what to do,doctors declare it,bp,heart done many test ,no to any result,can i buy my own ift use at home with the hekp of good physiotherapist.reply thanks,,
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Angaraian
Posted on: 05/07/2012 I have been diagnosed with tendinitis of right thumb making it near impossible to carry out every day functions. For the past 4 months undergoing IFT, ultrasound and lazer therapy with manipulation by the therapist. Shown tremendous improvement. Question is how long should one continue this routine without side effects. I am 60. Please respond. Thanks |
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kitcha
Posted on: 04/01/2012 i am having chronic pain in my right shoulder and arm. the doctor told me to give ift treatment. my wife is also having problem in her left leg, for that also doctor suggested traction and ift. i have purchased the traction kit. but in kumbakonam it is very expensive for ift treatment. reliable physio therapist is not available here. we have to wait for a long time. so i want to puchase 1 ift equipment on my own. what is your suggestion. can you help me to buy one equipment cheaply and effectively. |
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