Articles, tagged with "trigger points", page 1
16th May 2012
In years gone by, not all model train sets were electric train sets. When toy trains first came into being, most of them were 'pull-push' toys. Others would run on a 'wind-up clock-work' type mechanism. After the invention of the battery, toy train manufa...
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Author:
WaltMck1
15th March 2011
Ultrasound machines are used as therapy at a physical therapist's office, but you can also own one and use it in your own home for consistent pain relief and therapy in your home. A home ultrasound machine of medical quality is available for easy use. One...
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Author:
Braylon Wilcox
28th February 2011
Coding for whiplash diagnosis might be a cakewalk, however don't take it too easy. Keep looking for situations when the patient's symptoms persist in spite of conservative therapy and demand more extensive treatment. Not paying heed to these diagnoses can...
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Author:
Erin Lang Masercola
17th February 2011
When the Piriformis muscle becomes small or inflamed it might put pressure on nerve roots in the lower back, normally called the 'sciatic nerve'. When this happens it can bring about a severely painful condition called Piriformis Syndrome. Piriformis Synd...
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Author:
Mitch Tarala
09th August 2010
Seduction... the game between men and women, and if you know how to play it, you'll always get what you want. Seduction is more a mind game than anything else, and this means that you have to know what gets the other person excited and interested before y...
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Author:
Russell Jackson
25th February 2010
beautiful Albuquerque is for a business trip, a vacation of great skiing, or a relocation initiated by your company you might find you want or need a massage therapy session. Massage in Albuquerque is widely available from independent State Licensed Massa...
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Author:
Pasquale Bright
30th July 2009
Back pain costs Americans roughly $50 billion in medical care, disability payments and pain relief products each year. More than six million people suffer from mechanical lower back pain alone. Next to cancer and heart disease, back pain is one of the mos...
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Author:
MIKE SELVON
10th July 2009
What is TMJ?
The Temporomandibular Joint connects the lower jaw to the skull and is responsible for the opening and closing of the mouth. The way your teeth fit together can affect the health of the TMJ (jaw joint). If the TMJ is dislocated, this can l...
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Author:
Candy
26th July 2007
Self Myofascial Release (SMFR) is a technique that, when done properly, can return fascia to its original, flexible state. Over time fascia builds up knots, or trigger points due to trauma to the muscle. These knots are basically scar tissue that have bui...
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Author:
Arnold Schwarz