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Electrotherapy a effective pain management technique with electric stimulation
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Electrotherapy Electrotherapy Introduction: Welcome to e-physioneeds Academy, where we are dedicated to advancing the field of physiotherapy through cutting-edge education and training. In today's blog, we will explore the fascinating world of electrotherapy, a powerful modality that is revolutioniz...
Soft Tissue Mobilization to treat soft tissue injuries for improve mobility
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Soft Tissue Mobilization Introduction: Mastering Soft Tissue Mobilization: Your Gateway to Excellence in Physiotherapy at e-physioneeds Academy Are you ready to take your physiotherapy practice to the next level? Look no further than e-physioneeds Academy, the leading institution in India specializi...
Slipped Disc causes treatment and rehabilitation
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Slipped Disc Slipped Disc Introduction: Dealing with the pain and discomfort of a slipped disc can be debilitating, affecting your ability to perform everyday tasks and enjoy life to the fullest. If you’re struggling with this common spinal condition, know that relief is possible with the specialize...
Tennis Elbow lateral epicondylitis why weak grip strength
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Tennis Elbow Tennis Elbow Introduction Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is a common overuse injury that affects the tendons in the outer part of the elbow. Despite its name, tennis elbow can occur in anyone who engages in repetitive arm movements, not just tennis players. The condi...
Knock knees genu valgum when knees tilt inwards cause symptom treatment
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Knock knees Knock Knees Genu valgum is more commonly referred to as knock-knee. When someone with genu valgum stands with their knees together, there is a gap between the ankles of about 8 cm(3.1 inches) or more. The knees will appear to push in toward each other. It is most common in children, typi...