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08/09/2020

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02/08/2020

To Know More About Frozen Shoulder
According to research says that Physical therapy and home exercises can be a first-line treatment for frozen shoulder, with consideration of the patient's symptoms and stage of the condition.
In the freezing (painful) stage, gentle stretching exercises can be done but should be kept within a short duration (1–5 seconds) and not go beyond the patient’s pain threshold.
In the frozen (adhesive) stage, strengthening exercises such as scapular retraction, posterior capsule stretch and isometric shoulder external rotation can be added to the patient’s exercises for maintenance of muscle strength.
In the thawing stage, the patient experiences a gradual return of range of motion; both stretching and strengthening exercises can increase in intensity, with a longer holding duration.
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27/07/2020

# Myths vs Truths on Breathing technique

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21/07/2020

EXERCISE FOR HEALTHY BREATHING

Living and Lungs are the chief mantra in today's world. Breathing exercises not only improve oxygen supply in the body but also boosts our immunity to fight against many deadly micro-organisms like -19.

Practising it on everyday basis will help our body fight better on getting infected with the virus and there will be lesser symptoms.

Practising them during the recovery period and after makes the recovery faster.

There are many physiotherapy exercise techniques that are beneficial to be practised regularly like Deep breathing exercises, Active Cycle of Breathing Techniques, Diaphragmatic and Pursed lip breathing, Thoracic Expansion Exercises, Positioning Techniques, Stretching and Strengthening of Respiratory Muscles

These improve ventilation in lungs, lung capacity and function, increased oxygen supply, clear secretions from lungs, improves blood pressure and heart rate, helps to relax and relieve anxiety.

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13/07/2020

-BIG Therapy ’s
*LSVT-BIG is an innovative physical/occupational therapy program that helps to increase strength, motor learning, and changes in brain function in individuals with Parkinson's Disease Each treatment focuses on the production of large amplitude whole body functional movements.
*The method was developed following rigorous research funded by the National Institutes of Health. More than 20 years worth of research documents showed improved ratings on motor function tests following treatment for Parkinson's Disease patients.
*These improvements include:
Faster walking with bigger steps
Improved balance
Increased trunk rotation
*LSVT-BIG therapy includes:
16 sessions: four consecutive days a week for four weeks
Individual one hour sessions
Daily homework practice
Daily carryover exercises
Parkinson's disease affects approximately 6.3 million people worldwide. Many of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease involve motor control, which is the ability to control your muscles and movement. As Parkinson's disease progresses, it becomes increasingly disabling, making daily activities like bathing or dressing difficult or impossible. LSVT-BIG can teach those living with Parkinson's Disease how to avoid inactivity and ease movement while being engaged in everyday activities. - Leading to an improved quality of life.
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05/07/2020

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1.Physiotherapy aims to keep you moving safely and independently, with your body in as good a working condition as possible.
2.To maintain and improve functional ability and independence
3.To correct and improve posture and balance
4.To minimise the risk of falls
5.To allow strength and flexibility to be maintained
6.To enhance daily activities (getting in and out of bed, rising from a chair)
to maintain a safe walking pattern (with or without mobility aids)
if freezing is evident, coping strategies such as auditory or visual cues may be taught
7.To improve manual activities (reaching and grasping)
8.To maintain respiratory function through breathing exercises and teaching relaxation techniques.
*To educate carers.
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01/07/2020

WHO defines Healthy Ageing “as the process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in older age”. Functional ability is about having the capabilities that enable all people to be and do what they have reason to value. This includes a person’s ability to:

meet their basic needs;
to learn, grow and make decisions;
to be mobile;
to build and maintain relationships; and
to contribute to society.
Functional ability is made up of the intrinsic capacity of the individual, relevant environmental characteristics and the interaction between them.

Intrinsic capacity comprises all the mental and physical capacities that a person can draw on and includes their ability to walk, think, see, hear and remember. The level of intrinsic capacity is influenced by a number of factors such as the presence of diseases, injuries and age-related changes.

Environments include the home, community and broader society, and all the factors within them such as the built environment, people and their relationships, attitudes and values, health and social policies, the systems that support them and the services that they implement. Being able to live in environments that support and maintain your intrinsic capacity and functional ability is key to Healthy Ageing.

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21/06/2020

1.Every person – in every country in the world – should have the opportunity to live a long and healthy life. Yet, the environments in which we live can favour health or be harmful to it. Environments are highly influential on our behaviour, our exposure to health risks (for example air pollution, violence), our access to quality health and social care and the opportunities that ageing brings.
2.Healthy Ageing is about creating the environments and opportunities that enable people to be and do what they value throughout their lives. Everybody can experience Healthy Ageing. Being free of disease or infirmity is not a requirement for Healthy Ageing as many older adults have one or more health conditions that, when well controlled, have little influence on their wellbeing.

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14/06/2020

1.According to WHO, smoking kills more than 8 million people every year globally.
2.Smokers are more likely to develop severe diseases like Covid-19 and non communicable diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, stroke, other respiratory diseases leading to death.
3.Physiotherapist play a major role in the rehabilitation and management of these conditions.
4.This helps them lead a normal and dignified life and also helps prevent further complications.
5.There is improvement in there life span, immunity improves, less fatigue and improved muscle strength, bone strength, cardiovascular function, mobility
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07/06/2020

LET’S PREVENT OUR KNEE PAIN
1.According to research says that The first-line treatment for all patients with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis includes patient education and physiotherapy. A combination of supervised exercises and a home exercise program have been shown to have the best results.
2.OA,also known as degenerative joint disease, is typically the result of wear and tear and progressive loss of articular cartilage. It is most common in elderly people.
3.Once you have received a diagnosis of knee OA, your physical therapist will design an individualized treatment program specific to the exact nature of your condition and your goals. Your treatment program .
4.Range-of-motion exercises. Abnormal motion of the knee joint can lead to a worsening of OA symptoms when there is additional stress on the joint. Your physical therapist will assess your knee’s range of motion compared with expected normal motion.
5.Strengthening the muscles around your knee will be an essential part of your rehabilitation program. Individuals with knee OA who adhere to strengthening programs have been shown to have less pain and an improved overall quality of life. There are several factors that
6.Physical therapists are trained in manual (hands-on) therapy. Your physical therapist will gently move your muscles and joints to improve their motion, flexibility, and strength. These techniques can target areas that are difficult to treat on your own.
7.The best knee exercises may be the ones you can do at home or even during a break at the office. They’re easy, effective, and convenient, and don’t require any special equipment. Do them slowly and gradually increase the number of repetitions as your muscles get stronger.
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30/05/2020

“FAMILY CENTRED APPROACH “
1.Family-centred approach to service delivery is
considered to be a best practice in early intervention services.
2.pediatric rehabilitation, there is evidence that a family-centred approach results in greater parental satisfaction with services, better parental psychosocial wellbeing, and better psychological adjustment of children
3.child’s therapy progress, involving parents in making decisions about services for their child, and treating parents respectfully and supportively.
4.Service providers and parents strongly believe in the importance and utility of family-centred service. Their beliefs are therefore .
5.Family-centred services increase parent satisfaction
When parents view services as more family-centred, their satisfaction with services is higher.
6.Parents should feel encouraged by this expertise and by the fact that service providers feel confident in their ability to deliver family-centred services.
7.The findings strongly suggest that family-centred service should be considered a “best practice” approach in pediatric rehabilitation.
*Haas Rehabilitation's each clinician believes in the Family centric Approch to deliver best therapy approch to your kid. For set an appointment with us call/whatsaap at +91(0)9972483672
+91(0)9611103673

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