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29/04/2026

Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) 🎾💪

Despite the name, yeh sirf tennis players ko nahi hota — repetitive gripping, lifting, ya wrist extension se common ho jata hai.

Basically, forearm muscles ke overuse ki wajah se lateral elbow pe micro-stress develop hota hai, jo pain aur weakness create karta hai ⚡

Common signs:
🔹 Elbow ke outer side pain
🔹 Grip weak feel hona
🔹 Cup uthate waqt ya wrist extend karte waqt discomfort

Rehab is where things actually improve 💯
✔️ Load management (overuse control)
✔️ Progressive strengthening (especially wrist extensors)
✔️ Eccentric exercises
✔️ Grip training + functional movements

Quick fixes nahi — structured rehab = long-term relief 🧠💪

Elbow pain ignore mat karo.
Get it assessed & fixed right.

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25/04/2026

Fontanelles 🧠👶

These are the soft spots on a baby’s skull where the bones haven’t fused yet. Instead of being a weakness, they’re actually a smart design.

Why they matter:
🔹 Allow the baby’s head to mould during birth
🔹 Give space for the rapid brain growth in early life
🔹 Help clinicians assess hydration and intracranial pressure

Main ones to know:
🔸 Anterior fontanelle — largest, usually closes around 12–18 months
🔸 Posterior fontanelle — smaller, closes by ~2–3 months

Over time, these soft areas gradually ossify and form a solid skull 🦴

Small structures, but clinically very important.

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21/04/2026

The spine also called the vertebral column — is the central support structure of the human body 🦴

It is made up of 33 vertebrae stacked one above another, forming a strong yet flexible column that supports body weight, protects the spinal cord, and allows movement. 🧠

The spine is divided into five regions:

🔹 Cervical spine (7 vertebrae) – supports the head and allows neck movements like flexion, extension, and rotation.
🔹 Thoracic spine (12 vertebrae) – connects with the ribs and helps form the rib cage, protecting vital organs like the heart and lungs. ❤️🫁
🔹 Lumbar spine (5 vertebrae) – the strongest part of the spine, responsible for bearing most of the body’s weight and allowing bending and lifting. 💪
🔹 Sacrum (5 fused vertebrae) – connects the spine to the pelvis and helps transfer body weight to the lower limbs.
🔹 Coccyx (4 fused vertebrae) – commonly called the tailbone, important for ligament and muscle attachment.

Between most vertebrae lie intervertebral discs, which act as shock absorbers and allow smooth movement of the spine. ⚙️

A healthy spine relies on good posture, strong core muscles, and proper movement mechanics. Poor posture, repetitive strain, or lack of movement can lead to stiffness and back pain over time.

Take care of your spine — it literally supports everything you do. 🚶‍♂️

Having spine pain or posture issues?
Get professional guidance at 📲💪

05/04/2026

The Rehab Vlog: Episode 1 is OUT! 🎥

Hamari body ke andar kitne secrets chupe hain? Aaj 'Skeleton Ji' ne saare sach ugal diye! 😂

04/04/2026

PART 2 👀⚡

Glutes inactive = back pain, weak lifts, poor performance. Simple.

Gluteus Maximus strong hoga toh squat, run, jump — sab upgrade ho jayega 🦵🔥

Aaj The Rehab Podcast mein — activation, common mistakes aur real fixes

🎙️ Watch now

04/04/2026

PART 1 👀🔥

Body ka sabse heavy muscle… aur sabse zyada ignore bhi 😶‍🌫️

Gluteus Maximus — power, posture aur stability ka main engine 💥
Baithne ki aadat ne isko almost ‘off’ kar diya hai 💀

Aaj The Rehab Podcast mein — why this biggest muscle is losing its function

🎙️ Watch now

31/03/2026

PART 2 👀⚡

“Calf weak hai toh performance limited hai. Simple.

Running, jumping, even walking — sab ka hidden engine yahi hai 🦵💥

Aaj The Rehab Podcast mein — calf training, mistakes aur injury risks ka straight talk 🔥

31/03/2026

PART 1 👀🔥

“Chhota muscle samajh ke ignore kar rahe ho? Galti yahi hai 💀

Calf — har step pe kaam karta hai, blood pump karta hai, aur movement ko smooth banata hai 🦵

Aaj The Rehab Podcast mein — basics, myths aur real role of calf muscle breakdown 🔥

29/03/2026

Front row ka boss aa gaya 👀💪
Knee ko stable rakhe, squat mein power de, aur phir bhi log bolte — ‘legs skip kar dete hain’ 🤦‍♂️

Aaj The Rehab Podcast mein baat hogi asli game changer se — Quadriceps 🔥

Agar strong movement chahiye, toh quad ko ignore karna band karo.

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28/03/2026

Meet the guest who’s been living in your head (and your legs) rent-free! 🦵🎤

The Hamstring is finally speaking up. It’s tired of being ignored while the Quads get all the glory. If you’re feeling tight or deal with back pain, this episode of "The Rehab Podcast" is for you.

The SLR Test:

Lie flat on your back.
Lift one leg up (knee straight).
If it’s less than 80°, your guest is definitely feeling a bit grumpy.

Comment your SLR score below! 👇

23/03/2026

15/03/2026

The spine — also called the vertebral column — is the central support structure of the human body 🦴

It is made up of 33 vertebrae stacked one above another, forming a strong yet flexible column that supports body weight, protects the spinal cord, and allows movement. 🧠

The spine is divided into five regions:

🔹 Cervical spine (7 vertebrae) – supports the head and allows neck movements like flexion, extension, and rotation.
🔹 Thoracic spine (12 vertebrae) – connects with the ribs and helps form the rib cage, protecting vital organs like the heart and lungs. ❤️🫁
🔹 Lumbar spine (5 vertebrae) – the strongest part of the spine, responsible for bearing most of the body’s weight and allowing bending and lifting. 💪
🔹 Sacrum (5 fused vertebrae) – connects the spine to the pelvis and helps transfer body weight to the lower limbs.
🔹 Coccyx (4 fused vertebrae) – commonly called the tailbone, important for ligament and muscle attachment.

Between most vertebrae lie intervertebral discs, which act as shock absorbers and allow smooth movement of the spine. ⚙️

A healthy spine relies on good posture, strong core muscles, and proper movement mechanics. Poor posture, repetitive strain, or lack of movement can lead to stiffness and back pain over time.

Take care of your spine — it literally supports everything you do. 🚶‍♂️

Having spine pain or posture issues?
Get professional guidance at 📲💪