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Relaxed passive movements

It is a Movement performed on the Joints by the Therapist, when the muscles or joints are affected.

Why to do?

  1. To obtain full range of the Movement in the joint
  2. For General relaxation
  3. Memorization of the Movement pattern (Bed ridden person)
  4. For Lymph Drainage

Where useful?

  1. Stroke (Early stage)
  2. Paralysis (Early stage)
  3. Bed ridden persons

Where it should not be used?

  1. Injuries in and around joints

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Robin123

I suffer from TMD and have pain in the right side neck. I have been adviced IFT for ten days. Is it ok to go for it and will it reduce the pain. Ravindra Bawari

varun.esm

i have problem while writing and while working on keyboard or using calculator.
i cannot grip the pen properly within my 1st finger and thumb and while working on computer i am unable to use my 1st finger for pressing keys so i use my middle finger.
please advice...

regards
varun

KathyF

I had short wave diathermy in Italy for a shoulder injury. It seems to have been very succesful - pain reduced and mobility improved afte 3 sessions. I would try it again.

faizan43

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??

kdharmarajan1947

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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