Dr Mahrukh Ayyub PT

Dr Mahrukh Ayyub PT Physiotherapy Services

جوڑوں میں درد کی کئی وجوہات ہیں جن میں سر فہر ست گٹھیا اور آرتھرائیٹس۔گنٹھیا کس زیادہ تر مسلہ کہنی،گھٹنے اور ٹخنے کے جو...
14/10/2021

جوڑوں میں درد کی کئی وجوہات ہیں جن میں سر فہر ست گٹھیا اور آرتھرائیٹس۔گنٹھیا کس زیادہ تر مسلہ کہنی،گھٹنے اور ٹخنے کے جوڑ میں ہوتا ہے، یہ مردوں کی نسبت عورتوں میں زیادہ پایا جاتا ہے۔اسی طرح نقرص یا چھوٹے جوڑوں کا درد ہاتھ پاؤں کی انگلیوں کے جوڑ ،انگوٹھے کے جوڑ وغیرہ سے ظاہر ہوتاہےگٹھیا کی بھی دو اقسام ’آسٹیو آرتھرائٹس‘ اور ’رہیمٹائیدآرتھرائٹس‘ ہیں، رہیمٹالوجی کے مطابق اس قسم کا درد 40 سال کی عمر سے زائد افراد میں ہو سکتا ہے جس کے باعث کلائی کے جوڑ، ہاتھوں، کولہےکی ہڈی اور گھٹنوں میں درد ہوتا ہے۔
درحقیقت کچھ غذائیں، ورزشیں( فزیو تھراپی) آپ کے جوڑوں کے درد میں قدرتی طریقے سے نمایاں کمی لاسکتے

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0317-4141990

Address: Physiotherapy Competence Center
International Market Model Town Lahore

Timings: 3pm- 9pm (Monday- Saturday)

🤓This study highlights the importance of not to base your treatment strategy on the MRI findings.👉🏻The high rate of asym...
04/10/2021

🤓This study highlights the importance of not to base your treatment strategy on the MRI findings.
👉🏻The high rate of asymptomatic adults with knee joint “abnormalities” on MRI may indicate why arthroscopy and other surgical interventions for these do not result in better outcomes than sham surgery.
Diagnosis should be primarily based on patient’s medical history and physical examination, instead of solely focusing on the MRI results.
The images may assist in correlating clinical signs and symptoms but should not replace clinical evaluation and drive decision making.

📚Horga LM, Hirschmann AC, Henckel J, Fotiadou A, Di Laura A, Torlasco C, D'Silva A, Sharma S, Moon JC, Hart AJ. Prevalence of abnormal findings in 230 knees of asymptomatic adults using 3.0 T MRI. Skeletal Radiol. 2020

Planking For 5 Minutes a Day Has Many Benefits 👌👇👇
04/10/2021

Planking For 5 Minutes a Day Has Many Benefits 👌👇👇

Free medical camp 10am-2pm Saturday 12 September
16/09/2021

Free medical camp
10am-2pm Saturday 12 September

✅FOOT DROPThe common peroneal nerve supplies the muscle responsible for ankle dorsiflexion.This muscle is called tibiali...
16/09/2021

✅FOOT DROP

The common peroneal nerve supplies the muscle responsible for ankle dorsiflexion.This muscle is called tibialis anterior. When the nerve in question is injured, or becomes weak, it is not able to coordinate signals from the higher centers to the muscle. This causes the muscle to be inactive and in turns becomes very weak. This makes it unable to cause ankle dorsiflexion and the foot is always in a dropped position or is plantarflexed. This condition is being referred to as foot drop or drop foot.

Patient with this condition often walk dragging their forefoot on the ground and exhibit high stepping gait. This is due to the inability to lift the front part of their foot during walking.

With electrical stimulation and use of orthotic devices, coupled with some specific exercises, the foot drop can well be managed by therapists.
Always seek for the intervention of a physiotherapist when you battling with this condition.




Do you know how much weight you end up adding to your neck and back every time you scroll or check notifications on your...
14/09/2021

Do you know how much weight you end up adding to your neck and back every time you scroll or check notifications on your phone with a wrong posture?

I also notice this a lot during online yoga classes....wrong placement of their laptops where the person is standing but the laptop is kept on the floor or a low lying table which forces them to look down, unnecessarily adding pressure to your poor neck. Alignment and posture is everything! It's the first thing I correct for my clients before even starting with yoga.

For every inch your head moves forward, the head becomes “heavier” by 10 pounds, increasing the load on the lower back and neck muscles manifold.

Watch your posture! Raise the phone (and other devices) up closer to eye level so the head does not have to be tilted forward.

Wrong posture leads to neck pain
23/08/2021

Wrong posture leads to neck pain

Tips for chronic low back pain which everybody knows
17/08/2021

Tips for chronic low back pain which everybody knows


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Low back pain (LBP) is the fifth most common reason for physician visits, affects nearly 60-80% of people throughout the...
12/08/2021

Low back pain (LBP) is the fifth most common reason for physician visits, affects nearly 60-80% of people throughout their lifetime.

Some studies have shown that up to 23% of the world’s adults suffer from chronic low back pain.
This population has also shown a one-year recurrence rate of 24% to 80%.
11-12% of the population being disabled by low back pain.
Low back pain affects more the one third office workers.




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 #1 – Remember to warm up – this seems like common sense, but it is amazing how often this gets forgotten. #2 – Back off...
11/08/2021

#1 – Remember to warm up – this seems like common sense, but it is amazing how often this gets forgotten.
#2 – Back off on chest a bit – The chest gets overworked most of the time, often at the expense of other important muscle groups. This can create a muscle imbalance that can contribute to shoulder pain.
#3 – Emphasize upper back and rotator cuff strengthening – working on these muscle groups helps protect the shoulder by facilitating proper posture, and positioning of the shoulder.
#4 – Be aware of elbow positioning during chest and shoulder exercises – keeping your elbows in front of the shoulder joint during movements like an overhead press or lateral raise can really decrease the likelihood of a shoulder injury.
#5 – Allow for enough rest – As a minimum I recommend that you allow for at least 1 day of rest in between training the same muscle group. If it does hurt or if you are injured more rest days are indicated

 What Is Text Neck Syndrome?There is hardly anyone nowadays who does not own a mobile phone. Smartphones are used not on...
11/08/2021



What Is Text Neck Syndrome?

There is hardly anyone nowadays who does not own a mobile phone. Smartphones are used not only to make calls but for texting, checking google and emails.
The constant use of phones for texting has given rise to a new-age ailment that gives rise to chronic pain in the neck- called text neck.

Increasingly common, especially among youngsters, this is the term associated with the damage and pain that is sustained from constantly hanging your neck down to look at your cell phone or tablet. The hours spent hunched over in a constant position take their toll, leading to severe neck pain and soreness.

Why does this happen? The average weight of a human head is 10-13 pounds. When the head is bent at an angle, it causes your spine to work harder to hold the head up. This shifts your head out of the centre of gravity of your body, causing it to feel considerably heavier and causes increased stress on your cervical spine or neck.

With the average person spending 2-4 hours a day on a smartphone, this problem is exacerbated. Of course, the fact that he or she also spend even more hours hunched over a computer desk does not help.

There are a couple of symptoms of the Text Neck Syndrome such as pain, muscle strain, pinched nerves, dizziness, neck and shoulder pain and chronic headaches. It takes just a little bit of awareness to manage this condition. Call instead of texting- it’s faster and easier! While at work or on your phone, stretch your upper body at regular periods. Hold your phone at eye level whenever possible. Practice good posture and be aware of the line of your head and neck.

It’s always safer to limit the use of electronics. If you find that you have the symptoms of text neck, get chiropractic care before it becomes a chronic condition

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