What is the Brachial plexus block? Brachial plexus block is a regional anesthetic method occasionally used instead of or in addition to general anesthesia for upper extremity surgery. This procedure involves injecting local anesthetic drugs near the brachial plexus, which temporarily blocks sensation and movement of the upper extremities. The individual can be awake during…
Introduction Yoga can help by strengthening the core, stretching tight hip flexors, and improving overall posture. Gentle, targeted poses encourage spinal position and relieve lower back pain, making yoga a valuable tool in managing and correcting Lumbar hyperlordosis naturally. What is Hyperlordosis? Poor pelvic posture is a contributing factor in certain individuals. The lower back’s…
What is Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend)? The most popular yoga pose, which usually occurs in many yoga routines, is uttanasana, also referred to as the standing forward bend. Stretching the entire posterior of the body, including the hamstrings, calves, and spine, is made easier with this pose. Additionally, uttanasana relaxes the mind, increases blood circulation,…
Introduction One important component of physical well-being is flexibility. However, aging, a sedentary lifestyle, stress, or bad posture and movement patterns can all cause your body to lose its flexibility over time. In addition to increasing your flexibility, many yoga poses may help you strengthen your muscles and feel less stressed or anxious. Why is…
The primary purpose of curl-ups, sometimes referred to as sit-ups, is to strengthen the abdominal and core muscles. Physicians prescribe them to relieve low back pain and reduce the lordotic position of the lumbar spine. What is the curl-up exercise? The health advantages of curl-ups Exercise: Fitness regimens often involve traditional core exercises like curl-ups…
What is Music Therapy? Music therapy uses music and/or music-related features such as sound, rhythm, and harmony to achieve goals like anxiety reduction and enhanced quality of life. A music therapist consults with the patient to learn more about your requirements, musical preferences, and experiences before adapting each session to you. They will also assess your…
Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT) is a speech therapy technique designed to help individuals with aphasia, particularly those with non-fluent (Broca’s) aphasia, regain their ability to speak. It uses the musical elements of speech, such as melody, rhythm, and stress, to engage the right hemisphere of the brain, which can support language recovery when the left…
Introduction Jump rope exercise is a high-intensity cardiovascular workout that involves jumping over a swinging rope. It improves coordination, burns calories, strengthens the lower body, and boosts heart health, making it an efficient and fun full-body exercise. This full-body workout helps improve cardiovascular health, interaction, stamina, and flexibility. Jump rope is an exciting and flexible…
What is vestibular rehabilitation? A particular type of treatment called vestibular rehabilitation (VR) aims to address the fundamental and secondary issues caused by vestibular diseases. The primary purpose of this activity-based session is to lessen vertigo disorder and dizziness, gaze instability, imbalance, and fall risk, as well as to address any secondary impairments caused by…
Overview Physiotherapy (Physical Therapy) is a healthcare profession focused on restoring, maintaining, and maximizing a person’s movement, function, and overall well-being. It addresses physical issues caused by injury, illness, disability, or aging. Physiotherapy (PT) management frequently involves the use of targeted exercises, manual therapy, manipulation, mechanical devices such as traction, education, and electrophysical modalities such…
