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Sejuk atau Panas? Ramai orang masih keliru bila perlu guna ais dan bila patut guna tuam panas. Kedua-duanya nampak seper...
04/11/2025

Sejuk atau Panas?

Ramai orang masih keliru bila perlu guna ais dan bila patut guna tuam panas. Kedua-duanya nampak seperti cara rawatan yang mudah, tapi sebenarnya bekerja dengan mekanisme yang berbeza di dalam tubuh.

Untuk faham bezanya, kita perlu tahu satu perkara penting: suhu ialah bahasa tubuh.

Tubuh akan bertindak balas secara berbeza terhadap sejuk dan panas, dan setiap tindak balas membawa mesej penyembuhan tertentu.

Bila Tubuh Perlukan Sejuk

Setiap kali berlaku kecederaan baru sama ada terjatuh, terseliuh, terhentak, atau lebam tubuh akan segera memulakan tindak balas semula jadi yang dipanggil keradangan akut.
Di sinilah kawasan itu menjadi merah, panas, bengkak dan sakit. Ini tanda bahawa sistem limfa dan darah sedang menghantar sel-sel penyembuh ke kawasan tersebut.

Dalam tempoh ini, penggunaan ais atau tuam sejuk membantu memperlahankan aliran darah sementara, mengurangkan tekanan pada tisu, dan menenangkan tindak balas keradangan yang terlalu kuat.

Sejuk juga memberi kesan kebas sementara , ia “mematikan” sensasi sakit dan memberi ruang kepada tubuh untuk menstabilkan kawasan cedera itu.

Gunakan tuam sejuk dalam 24 hingga 48 jam pertama selepas kecederaan.
Ia sesuai untuk:

bengkak baru,

lebam segar,

terseliuh,

sakit kepala atau migrain,

dan juga luka kecil akibat panas ringan.

Sejuk memberi mesej kepada tubuh: tenang dulu, kurangkan tekanan, kita sedang pulih.

Bila Tubuh Perlukan Panas?

Apabila fasa bengkak dan radang sudah reda, tubuh beralih kepada fasa kedua, pemulihan dan pemulihan aliran darah.
Di sinilah tuam panas memainkan peranannya.

Panas membantu melonggarkan otot yang tegang, melebarkan salur darah kecil, dan meningkatkan pengaliran darah serta limfa ke kawasan itu. Ia membawa lebih banyak oksigen dan nutrien, membantu tisu yang kaku untuk pulih.

Tuam panas amat berguna untuk keadaan:

kekakuan otot,

sakit belakang,

lenguh kronik,

sendi artritis,

dan juga sakit haid.

Dalam bahasa tubuh, panas memberi mesej: rehatkan diri, biarkan aliran kembali, biarkan otot bernafas.

Sejuk dan Panas: Dua Sisi Mekanisme Pemulihan

Jika dilihat dari perspektif sistem limfa, sejuk membantu mengawal banjir awal, ketika tisu baru saja cedera, manakala panas membantu membuka jalan saliran selepas kawasan itu kembali stabil.
Sama seperti sungai yang baru melimpah selepas hujan, kita kawal dulu arusnya (ais), kemudian bila keadaan reda, kita buka semula laluan airnya (panas) supaya aliran kembali normal.

Inilah sebabnya kedua-dua pendekatan ini tidak boleh diguna serentak pada masa yang sama.

Tubuh memerlukan ritma, ia tidak boleh “dihentikan dan dipercepat” pada saat yang sama.

Apa yang Perlu Diingat

Selepas kecederaan baru, beri masa 1 hingga 2 hari dengan tuam sejuk dahulu.
Bila bengkak mula surut, barulah beralih kepada tuam panas untuk bantu darah dan limfa bergerak semula.

Jika anda tersilap fasa contohnya menggunakan panas terlalu awal, bengkak boleh bertambah teruk kerana aliran darah meningkat sebelum tisu siap menampungnya.

Jadi dengarlah bahasa tubuh anda.
Jika sesuatu kawasan terasa panas, berdenyut atau membengkak ,itu tanda tubuh perlukan sejuk dan rehat.

Jika kawasan itu terasa tegang, kaku dan susah digerakkan itu tanda tubuh perlukan kehangatan dan kelancaran aliran .

Kesimpulan

Tubuh sentiasa tahu apa yang sedang berlaku di dalamnya. Ia memberi isyarat melalui rasa sakit, tegang, berat, atau panas.

Peranan kita hanyalah mendengar dengan lembut dan bertindak dengan bijak.

Kadangkala, penyembuhan bukan tentang berapa cepat kita bertindak, tetapi sejauh mana kita benar-benar mendengar apa yang tubuh sedang minta.

Moga bermanafaat.

🔈 WHAT IS CERVICAL DYSTONIA?Cervical Dystonia, also known as Spasmodic Torticollis, is a neurological movement disorder ...
17/10/2025

🔈 WHAT IS CERVICAL DYSTONIA?

Cervical Dystonia, also known as Spasmodic Torticollis, is a neurological movement disorder that causes the neck muscles to contract involuntarily, leading to abnormal head posture and uncontrolled movements of the neck.

This condition can make the head twist or tilt to one side, forward, or backward. It often comes with pain, stiffness, and tremors in the neck and shoulders. Cervical Dystonia can develop at any age, but it most commonly affects middle-aged adults, and is more common in women.

💡 Typical Symptoms of Cervical Dystonia Include:

➡️ Involuntary twisting or turning of the head to one side (torticollis)
➡️ Head tilting forward (anterocollis) or backward (retrocollis)
➡️ Muscle spasms or jerking movements of the neck
➡️ Pain or tightness in the neck and shoulder muscles
➡️ Head tremors or shaking movements
➡️ Difficulty in maintaining a straight head posture
➡️ Fatigue and discomfort, especially after holding the head still for long periods

In some people, touching a specific spot on the face or chin (called a sensory trick) can temporarily reduce the abnormal movement — an interesting and unique feature of this condition.

💡 What Causes Cervical Dystonia?

The exact cause is not always clear, but it is believed to involve abnormal nerve signals from the brain that cause the neck muscles to contract involuntarily.

Possible contributing factors include:
➡️ Genetic predisposition — it can run in families
➡️ Previous neck or head injury
➡️ Stress or emotional tension (which may worsen symptoms)
➡️ Certain medications that affect dopamine levels
➡️ Abnormal functioning of the basal ganglia (the part of the brain that controls movement)

💡 Treatment for Cervical Dystonia

Although there is no complete cure, physiotherapy and medical management can greatly improve comfort, posture, and quality of life.

🩺 Physiotherapy Approach Includes:
➡️ Gentle stretching of overactive and tight neck muscles
➡️ Strengthening exercises for weak and opposing muscles
➡️ Postural correction and body alignment training
➡️ Relaxation techniques such as breathing or mindfulness to reduce muscle tension
➡️ Manual therapy to improve cervical spine mobility
➡️ Heat therapy or ultrasound for pain and muscle stiffness
➡️ Neuromuscular re-education to retrain muscle coordination
➡️ Functional training to restore daily activity performance

💊 Medical Management May Include:
➡️ Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections into the affected muscles to reduce spasms — considered the most effective medical treatment
➡️ Oral medications such as muscle relaxants or anticholinergics
➡️ In rare and severe cases, surgical intervention (deep brain stimulation) may be considered

 👉Try and do these exercises three or four times per day.1) Sit and brace your knee as in the first exercise. Keeping yo...
10/10/2025


👉Try and do these exercises three or four times per day.

1) Sit and brace your knee as in the first exercise. Keeping your leg straight raise the leg a few centimetres into the air. Keep your toes pointing upwards. Lower slowly. Repeat until the muscle feels tired.

2) Place a rolled towel or blanket under the knee during this exercise. You must remove it immediately when you have finished. Lift the heel off the bed, straighten the knee and hold for five seconds. Lower slowly. Repeat until the muscle feels tired.

3) Rest your leg on a sliding board/shiny tray. Bend your knee upwards as far as you are able. Hold for five seconds then slowly lower. Each time, gradually aim to bend a little further. Repeat 10 times. You may also bend your knee when sitting in a chair or on the edge of a bed. Repeat 10 times.

4) Sit with the leg straight out on the bed. Pull your foot up and tighten the front of your thigh. Press the back of the knee down into the bed, hold for five seconds then relax. Repeat 10 times until the muscle feels tired.

🔈 WHAT IS PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME?Piriformis Syndrome is a condition that causes pain and discomfort in the buttock and leg ...
10/10/2025

🔈 WHAT IS PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME?

Piriformis Syndrome is a condition that causes pain and discomfort in the buttock and leg area due to irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle.

The piriformis is a small, flat muscle located deep in the buttocks, behind the gluteus maximus. It helps rotate the hip and move the leg outward. When this muscle becomes tight, inflamed, or spasms, it can press on the sciatic nerve — leading to symptoms that closely resemble sciatica.

💡 Common Symptoms of Piriformis Syndrome Include:

➡️ Deep, aching pain in the buttock region
➡️ Pain that travels down the back of the thigh or leg
➡️ Numbness or tingling along the sciatic nerve path
➡️ Pain that worsens when sitting, running, or climbing stairs
➡️ Relief when standing or walking
➡️ Difficulty sitting for long periods
➡️ Reduced hip movement or stiffness

💡 What Causes Piriformis Syndrome?

Piriformis Syndrome usually develops when the piriformis muscle becomes overworked or irritated. This can happen due to:

➡️ Repetitive activities like running, cycling, or prolonged sitting
➡️ Direct trauma or a fall on the buttock
➡️ Weakness or imbalance in hip and core muscles
➡️ Poor posture or prolonged sitting in awkward positions
➡️ Anatomical variations — in some people, the sciatic nerve passes directly through the piriformis muscle
➡️ Post-surgical scar tissue in the hip or gluteal region

💡 Treatment for Piriformis Syndrome

The good news is that Piriformis Syndrome responds very well to physiotherapy. The goal of treatment is to release the pressure on the sciatic nerve, reduce pain, and restore normal movement.

A physiotherapist may include a combination of the following techniques:

➡️ Soft tissue massage and myofascial release to relax the piriformis muscle
➡️ Stretching exercises to improve flexibility
➡️ Strengthening exercises for the glutes, hips, and core
➡️ Joint mobilization for the hip and lower back
➡️ Electrotherapy such as ultrasound or laser to reduce inflammation
➡️ Dry needling for muscle trigger points
➡️ Heat therapy to ease tightness
➡️ Postural correction and ergonomic advice for sitting and working positions
➡️ Nerve gliding exercises to gently mobilize the sciatic nerve

Snapping Hip Syndrome (SHS) Rehabilitation 🟧Conservative Treatment🔸 Rest 🔸 Ice packs 🔸 NSAIDs for pain/inflammation 🔸 Ac...
29/09/2025

Snapping Hip Syndrome (SHS) Rehabilitation

🟧Conservative Treatment

🔸 Rest
🔸 Ice packs
🔸 NSAIDs for pain/inflammation
🔸 Activity modification
🔸 Proper stretching & warm-up

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🧑‍⚕️ Physiotherapy Rehabilitation

Goal: Reduce snapping, correct biomechanics, restore function.

✅ Stretching

》Iliopsoas stretch

》IT band stretch

》Gluteal stretch

✅ Strengthening

🔹️Core & pelvic stabilizers

🔹️Hip abductors (e.g., clamshells, side-lying lifts)

🔹️Glutes and hamstrings

✅ Manual Therapy

》Myofascial release

》Trigger point release

》Soft tissue mobilization

✅ Neuromuscular Re-education

☑️ Gait correction
☑️Proprioceptive training

✅ Modalities

▪️Ultrasound
▪️TENS/IFT
▪️Dry needling (if myofascial tightness)

✅️Acupuncture Points (for pain & muscle release)

🟧Home Advice

✔️Gentle stretching twice daily
✔️Postural correction exercises
✔️Avoid sudden changes in activity
✔️Use foam roller to release tight muscles
✔️Stay hydrated and maintain healthy weight
✔️Sit with hips at 90° to avoid shortening iliopsoas
✔️Use supportive footwear


Md. Mokhlesur Rahman
M.R Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Center

Trigger Finger (Stenosing Tenosynovitis)👉 Definition:Trigger finger is a condition where a finger or thumb gets stuck in...
27/09/2025

Trigger Finger (Stenosing Tenosynovitis)
👉 Definition:
Trigger finger is a condition where a finger or thumb gets stuck in a bent position and then suddenly straightens with a snap, like pulling and releasing a trigger.

Causes
• Inflammation or thickening of the tendon sheath (flexor tendon sheath).
• Repeated gripping or forceful hand activities.
• Associated with conditions like Diabetes, Rheumatoid arthritis, or Gout.

Clinical Features
• Pain, tenderness at the base of the affected finger (usually near palm).
• Stiffness, especially in the morning.
• A clicking or snapping sensation when bending/straightening the finger.
• Finger may lock in a bent position and need help to straighten.
• Nodular swelling may be felt at the base of the finger.

Treatment
1. Conservative:
o Rest and activity modification.
o Splinting (to limit finger movement).
o NSAIDs for pain and inflammation.
o Physiotherapy: stretching, strengthening, ultrasound, soft tissue mobilization.
o Corticosteroid injection into tendon sheath.
2. Surgical:
o If conservative measures fail → surgical release of A1 pulley (trigger finger release surgery).

Physiotherapy Management
• Pain relief: Hot pack, ultrasound therapy.
• Tendon gliding exercises.
• Stretching and strengthening of hand muscles.
• Grip modification and ergonomic advice.
• Post-surgery: scar management, mobility, strengthening, and functional training.

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Scapula Exercise...Strengthening of the rotator cuff muscles (such as the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and...
26/09/2025

Scapula Exercise...

Strengthening of the rotator cuff muscles (such as the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subscapularis) to improve shoulder stability and mobility.

Targeting the upper, middle, and lower trapezius muscles to improve posture and balance.

️Isolating the serratus anterior muscle to improve scapular control and prevent winging.
Incorporating exercises that promote scapular stability, such as planks, bird dogs, and wall slides.

Stretching the pecs, lats, and other muscles that can cause tension and pull on the scapula.

️Incorporating exercises that promote proper scapular movement and positioning, such as rows, pull-ups, and push-ups.

Progressing the exercises gradually, starting with bodyweight exercises and eventually incorporating resistance bands or weights.

️Incorporating exercises that promote scapular mobility, such as scapular wall slides, banded pull-apart, and threading the needle.

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common causes of wrist discomfort, and it happens when median nerve compressio...
14/08/2025

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common causes of wrist discomfort, and it happens when median nerve compression inside the narrow carpal tunnel restricts nerve flow to your hand.

This can lead to wrist pain relief becoming a top priority for anyone dealing with persistent hand numbness treatment plans. If you’ve ever felt tingling fingers like burning, pins and needles, or stiffness in your thumb and index fingers, it may already be affecting your weak grip exercises and daily activities.

Physiotherapy for carpal tunnel is a proven, non-surgical way to recover, starting with ergonomic wrist tips that protect joint alignment during typing or mouse use.

Nerve gliding exercises improve mobility of the nerve itself, while wrist splinting benefits those with night-time symptoms by reducing compression while sleeping.

Specialised carpal tunnel physio techniques also address repetitive strain injury from long hours at a desk, helping to restore movement and prevent flare-ups.

Wrist pain physiotherapy includes soft tissue work, posture correction, and targeted hand therapy exercises to restore grip strength and coordination. For office work wrist pain, early intervention is key because the sooner you act, the faster your nerves recover and your function returns...

Stretch, Breathe, Relax! Did you know that regular muscle stretching can:✨ Increase flexibility and range of motion✨ Red...
11/08/2025

Stretch, Breathe, Relax!

Did you know that regular muscle stretching can:

✨ Increase flexibility and range of motion
✨ Reduce muscle tension and pain
✨ Improve posture and balance
✨ Enhance athletic performance
✨ Reduce stress and anxiety

Our physical therapy services bring relaxation and rejuvenation to your doorstep! 🏠💆‍♀️

Book your appointment today and start feeling the benefits of stretching!

Contact us: 017-809 3540 [only whatsapp]

Let's get you moving and feeling great! 🌈*

5   of Movement and Stretching at WorkMovement and stretching breaks encourage the activation of postural muscles and th...
08/08/2025

5 of Movement and Stretching at Work
Movement and stretching breaks encourage the activation of postural muscles and the
stretching of tight areas that may be leading to unwanted tension in the body and the mind.
Dedicate a small amount of time each day to moving and stretching to reap the benefits on
this page.

1. Fall prevention: Body awareness, being aware of where your body is in space, can be
boosted by practicing stretches and exercises that activate different muscle groups and
stabilizers.

2. Reduced risk of overuse injuries:
Regardless of what your job demands, working at a computer, on a production line, driving a truck, etc. encourages poor posture. Slouching shoulders, leaning the neck forward, rounding the spine and even crossing the legs, reduces blood flow, creates unnecessary tension and incorrect alignment of the body.

3. Team bonding and networking: Attending stretch sessions offered by your employer
shows that you are supporting the company’s mission of weaving wellness into the
workplace. This also serves as a brief break in the day to network with coworkers or get to
know your teammates better.

4. Increased happiness and productivity: Working for long stretches without breaks often leads to stress, tiredness, lack of creativity and the inability to make swift decisions. A movement session allows for a break in the day to refresh your mind and even boost your mood.

5. Reduced health risk: Any amount of exercise is helpful in reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, obesity and depression. Begin with this handout and slowly work towards the public health recommendation of 150 minutes of activity per week to take advantage of additional benefits by walking, taking the stairs, riding a bike or completing a group fitness class online or at your local fitness center.

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