Tips for neck pain, back pain, foot pain, ...
Neck pain
A selection of the different treatment options that can be done:
1.A good attitude
Keeping the head back is the worst attitude a neck sufferer can take. Supporting the chin by hand, bending down, reading in bed, watching long-term TV, ... you should avoid taking a relaxed posture with the head in normal posture or slightly bent over... To read or write one will always rest the elbows on the table and one must always take a relaxed position, with the heads in normal position or slightly over. Watching TV will cause less pain if one places the device lower. The office workers look for a lower table or a higher
2.Correct sleep posture
A pillow is enough to keep the head from bending too much. Roller cushion or shoe cushionPlaced in the neck cavity with a thickness of 10 to 15 cm and slightly lower back of the head
supporting, so that the head slightly appears. (One uses rolling pillow in back or sideways.) Sleeping on the abdomen always causes a lot of neck load. For sitting sleepers we definitely recommend a neck cushion On.
3.Local heat
A sponge towel soaked in hot water, a hot shower, a cherry pit cushion, an infrared lamp are ideal aids for severe pain. However, they should not be used for more than 20 minutes, if not the pain can worsen. Afterwards, you can make some careful neck movements without causing pain or a gentle massage.
4.Soft collar
This is a good treatment form, and it is important to ensure that the head is not forced back. collar One can wear it at night, one decides how often and how long one wears the collar.
5.Medicine
Reduce pain, but have no healing value (Voltaren, Apranax...). Take as little of it as possible (except paracetamol).
6.Radiation treatment
Ultrasonics, diadynamic rays, etc. are only possible with your kinesis.
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Back pain
Amplifying back and abdominal muscles prevents back pain
Your muscles give your back support and stability. Please note that you are aiming for a balance between your abdomen and back muscles. If you are looking for too many abs develops, your torso will be slightly (almost invisible) bending forward and that is enough to cause posture related pain symptoms. The purpose of the exercises is to keep yourself straight - almost perpendicular - so as not to create any tension in your body.
Do a sport you like
Very regular sports are important. So choose a sport you like and not a sport that is supposedly good for your back. Of course there are certain sports that you should not do if you have a weak back (volleyball, parachute jumping, etc.). Just continue with the choice your common sense Ask a health professional for tips on your own size to make sure you take the right movements for your back while exercising and that you also strengthen the muscles needed to build up as harmonious a muscle system as possible.
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Foot pain
Feet are the carriers of our body. Take care of them well! Have you stood or walked a lot and have painful feet? Take a foot bath. Smooth your feet in a bucket for 15 minutes with effervescent tablets or bath oil. This will make your feet relax and feel like reborn again. Always protect your feet with the right stockings. Do you not mind taking these on and off each time? Be sure to check out our handy helpers!
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leg pain
Heavy legs are no fun!
Keep moving! By moving you promote the circulation in your legs and prevent a heavy and tired feeling in your leg. So try to walk or cycle for half an hour daily.
Avoid standing up for long periods. Long standing (or sitting in a position crossed with the legs!) hinders circulation.
Too tight clothing can also hinder circulation and provoke heavy and tired legs.
Avoid cold feet. Put your legs up a little at night. For example, put an extra wedge cushion on the foot of the bed to lay your feet on. By putting your feet up, you stimulate the circulation in your legs and it is easier for blood to flow back through the vein valves.
Stimulate circulation with alternating baths. Switching baths are also a very good way to stimulate your internal circulation. First, keep your feet in a hot bath for three seconds, then use cold water for three more seconds and repeat this several times. You can do this in the shower too, by pointing the shower head on your legs and spraying hot and cold water on your leg alternately.
Walk barefoot every now and then. Walking barefoot in the grass or sand improves circulation. Walk on toes sometimes.
Stop smoking. A good tip for smokers among us. Smoking is harmful to the blood vessels and veins. Therefore try to stop smoking.
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Single pain
A sprained or spraind ankle often leads to walking or sports. A spooked ankle suddenly makes your foot collapse, which makes the ankle bracelet stretch or tear. Often some blood vessels rip.
Fortunately, there are many small tools We have a lot of things to do with this pain.heel and ankle protectors, heel pads, splints only, etc.
Overweight people often have to deal with ankle problems. This is because the ankles, like the knees, have to carry a large weight which makes stability and flexibility worse. Often, this adds to the problem of swollen feet. This increases the risk of a misstep and subsequent swelling. So avoid overburdening your ankles by watching your weight.
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Hip pain
When inflammation of the hip joint is applied, the joint should be relieved. However, this is not always equal to non-moving. If the cause is in the lower back, dosed movement is even recommended. In both cases overweight is detrimental. So try to control your weight and fall off if necessary. For muscle injuries such as straining and tearing you should go to a kinesitherapist. Here you will find many tools to do the right exercises at home.
With back problems, the emphasis is more on movement, exercise, correct posture and pain relief if necessary.
Exercises in hip osteoarthritis
Here is a training program that focuses on hip mobility. Every exercise is done in a series of three. Take 30 seconds of breaks after each series. Good luck.
Mobilising exercise 1:
Lay down on your back with one leg bent and the foot flat on the ground. The other leg holds you stretched on the floor. Move the stretched leg out over the ground, then slide it back after three seconds. Then do this exercise with the other leg.
Mobilising exercise 2:
Lay down on your back, and your legs, and the feet, and their feet, that are flat on the ground: spread forth your legs; but hold your feet together. Hold this position for eight seconds.
Muscle-reinforced exercise 3:
Lay down on your back with your legs raised and the feet flat on the ground. Tilt your pelvis forward and make a bridge, where your upper body comes along your upper legs. Return to the initial position.
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Pain in the shoulder
Pain in the shoulder, constantly present or only if you want to move your arm, may indicate osteoarthritis in the shoulder. Additional symptoms may include that your shoulder hurts at night, that your shoulders crack when moving and that you can use your arm less well.
Arthrosis is an important cause of pain and damage to the shoulder joint. Sometimes this goes together with osteoarthritis of the cervical column. This can cause a radiating pain from the neck to the shoulder. Ergotherapy will primarily consist in stretching and other passive exercises that should help you in the first place restore your movement patterns from the shoulder and to relieve the pain. Once the pain is under control, your ergotherapist will teach you some exercises that must help you to restore the strength in your arm and shoulder.
Tools in this category include a sturdy sling/ shoulder strap/ armsling and other useful tools.
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Arm pain
There are several types of arm pain. This can also cause a mouse arm (RSI) to be a tennis arm or a golf arm. You can also have muscle pain in your arms.
One mouse arm You can get it by using a wrong attitude while working behind the computer. A mouse arm is a form of RSI, which stands for Reproductive Strain Jury, which actually means that you have done a certain act in a lot of wrong ways. For example, if you click a lot with a mouse in a wrong position, you may get RSI in your arms, neck or shoulders. RSI is a condition that develops gradually but can cause serious complaints. Make sure you have a good work position and a good chair at the right height to prevent a mouse arm.
One tennis arm The pain is located around the elbow and the place where the forearm muscles are on the outer elbow nod is irritated. When you press your hand or your wrist bends back it hurts. The same is the case when you turn your fore arm. Basically, a tennis elbow of itself passes and you have to be patient for this. It can take months before a tennielle arch disappears.
The low wave It's a form of arm pain in your forearm. The pain is located at the spot where the lower arm muscles are attached to the inner elbow nod and it hurts when you squeeze your hand, bend your wrist forward or turn your forearm inwards. A wave arm also usually passes by itself, but this can take months.
Arm pain can also be caused by muscle pain For example, muscle pain is caused by exercise or lifting. If you play a lot of tennis or badminton, this can cause muscle pain.
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Wrist pain
In a wrist injury You have a wrist injury.Swimming or overload If you have a spin on your wrist, the straps and hair around the wrist are stretched or torn. Furthermore, your cartilage and the tires in your wrist may also be damaged. Usually, a fall or a collision is the cause of a wrist damage.
When your wrist is overloaded, you usually have pain on the inside of your wrist. It is difficult and very painful to move your wrist, mostly women suffer from a wrist injury more often than men. This is because they have less strength in their wrists to absorb forces.
We have many tools to train the wrist muscles and also protective equipment such as pulse Braces.
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Pain in fingers
Arthrosis of the hands and fingers are degenerative symptoms that affect the joints.swellings occur with pain and stiffness.
In humans with osteoarthritis the normal cartilage will gradually decrease in thickness until the bone is completely free and rubbles over each other. It is usually the joints of the knuckles in the middle of the fingers, the finger tip and the joint at the base of the thumb that are affected.
Usually, warning signals are long before one realizes that there is a problem. These are often ignored because one still thinks that osteoarthritis is something for older people. It is therefore very important to recognise and treat them early.pain and stiffness at the wrist, fingers and the thumb joint.
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Hand pain
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Headache
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