Physioflow

Shoulder and neck pain soft tissue mobilization

Scapula stability

Scapula rotation--
(upward and downward)

Strock rehabilitation program

The aim of physical therapy is to have the stroke patient relearn simple motor activities such as walking sitting standing lying down ..

And also improve digestion and better absorption

TENNIS ELBOW TREATMENT BY LATERAL MOBILIZATION WITH MOVEMENT TECHNIQUE.

Signs of a rotator cuff tear include: Difficulty and pain caused by raising your arm. Popping or clicking sounds or sensations when moving your arm. Shoulder pain that worsens at night or when resting your arm.

Splinus cervicies and splinius capitis are two muscle that are related to cervical pain(neck pain and headache stiff neck or eye pain).tl They are involving in neck rotation and neck extension. This pain is often found in office worker, long driving in particular due to wring posture and bad ergonomics at the desk.

In this video .we review the evidence on the cause of neck pain .tha symptoms and what to do in terms of posture correction in terms of muscle relaxation

Pain in the back shoulder arms or any other musculoskeletal pain should not grovern your life

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SHOUlDER IMPINGEMENT---

rotator cuff tendon passes through a space below the acromion. The acromion is the bony tip of the outer edge of your shoulder blade (scapula) that comes off the top of the back side of this bone. It meets with the end of your collar bone (clavicle) at your shoulder. Shoulder impingement occurs when the tendon rubs against the acromion.

Symptoms---

syndrome include:

1)- Pain when your arms are extended above your head.
2)-- Pain when lifting your arm, lowering your arm from a raised position or when reaching.
3)-- Pain and tenderness in the front of your shoulder.
4)-- Pain that moves from the front of your shoulder to the side of your arm.
5)-- Pain when lying on the affected side.
6)--Pain or achiness at night, which affects your ability to sleep.
7)- Pain when reaching behind your back, like reaching into a back pocket or zipping up a zipper.
Shoulder and/or arm weakness and stiffness.

(Biceps Tendonitis ) can occur because of

repetitive motion. For instance, professional baseball players, swimmers, tennis players and golfers are at risk for tendonitis in their shoulders, arms and elbows. Tendonitis can also occur because of a sudden, serious load to the tendon.

You can get biceps tendonitis in the shoulder or at the elbow. It is unusual to have tendonitis in both places at the same time. In the shoulder, biceps tendonitis can occur at the same time as rotator cuff tendonitis as it is part of the rotator cuff complex.