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Physical therapy treatment for temporomandibular disorder

26 Oct

Physiotherapy for Temporomandibular Disorder

Temporomandibular joint is the joint that connects the jaw with the temporal bone of the skull. The joint helps us to move our jaw up and down and side to side when we talk, chew, yawn and other similar...

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Pains & Aches

24 Oct

Oppositional Defiant Disorder In Children

Temper tantrums are quite common in children, be they toddlers or teenagers. Every parent think that, their children alone are misbehaving and becomes depressed thinking that their parenting is at fault. These parents would be surprised to find that...

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Mental Health

23 Oct

Motor Neuron Disease & Physiotherapy

What are motor neurons? Nerve cells that form the pathway along which impulses travel from the brain or spinal cord to the muscles or glands are motor neurons.Motor neurons control muscle activities, such as: gripping walking speaking swallowing breathing...

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Pains & Aches

21 Oct

5 Tips To Managed Care Giving For Elderly

Taking care of elderly parents is as difficult as taking care of children. Often care givers experience feelings that are hard to cope with. However, once identified, coping with them also makes care giving easier for them. How does...

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Elder Care

20 Oct

Bedwetting in Children

Bedwetting is also called Enuresis. Sometimes, stress does not cause bedwetting but bedwetting causes stress. About 95% children think that they are the only one who wet the bed, which is very stressful for them. Wetting the bed is...

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Mental Health

20 Oct

Depression in Children

Depression is more common in children than we lead ourselves to believe. Being unhappy or sad for a little while is not sign of depression, although this might lead to depression if the cause of unhappiness in the child...

Swarnali Roy

Mental Health

18 Oct

Loss of Appetite in Older Adults

Loss of appetite is called Anorexia. In this case, a person eats less than one normally consumes. It’s a symptom and several symptoms can cause loss of appetite including physical, biological, mental as well as emotional factors. This problem...

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Elder Care

18 Oct

Gout: Causes, Symptoms and Physiotherapy

What is Gout? Gout, also called “Gouty arthritis” is an extremely painful form of arthritis very common in men between the ages of 40-60. Most often the pain is in the big toe as well as in ankles, knees,...

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Pains & Aches

17 Oct

Psychological Problems of Children of Divorced Parents

Divorce in more common these days than we lead ourselves to believe. Although, divorce rates are lower in India, than in other countries specially when compared to United States, still 1 in every 100 marriages, end in divorce these...

Swarnali Roy

Mental Health

Physical therapy treatment for plantar fasciitis

16 Oct

Managing Plantar Fasciitis with Physiotherapy

What is Plantar Fasciitis? Plantar Fasciitis is the most common reason of heel pain. The Plantar Fascia is a thick band of tissue on your foot that connects your heel bone to your toes. If you put extra pressure...

Swarnali Roy

Pains & Aches