Did you know that muscle and joint issues are one of the biggest reasons people around the world struggle with daily activities? According to the World Health Organization, over 1.7 billion people deal with some kind of musculoskeletal condition. And the crazy part? Most of us don’t even realize we’re part of that number. Think […]
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As age grows or if we live a sedentary lifestyle, our bodies begin to show signs of wear and tear—aches, stiffness, poor posture, and reduced flexibility. While these changes may seem like a natural part of getting older, they’re not inevitable. In fact, many of them can be delayed or even prevented through proactive care.
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Physiotherapy is evolving at a rapid pace, driven by technological advancements, new treatment methodologies, and an increasing demand for personalized healthcare. As a healthcare professional, staying ahead of these trends is crucial to providing the best care to patients and ensuring professional growth. Here are some key developments shaping the future of physiotherapy. 1. Integration
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In physiotherapy, treating the root cause of pain is not just best practice—it is a necessity for achieving sustainable health and well-being.
Exoskeletons, once a concept only seen in science fiction, have made a remarkable transition into the real world, particularly in the field of physiotherapy. These wearable robotic devices are no longer just a futuristic dream; they are now being used to transform the lives of individuals with mobility impairments. Exoskeleton-assisted therapy has become a groundbreaking
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In recent years, the integration of technology into healthcare has opened up revolutionary new avenues for treatment and rehabilitation. One of the most promising advancements in this realm is Virtual Reality (VR) physiotherapy, particularly for trauma patients. As a senior physiotherapist, I have witnessed firsthand the transformative potential of VR in helping patients recover from
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Many of us regularly take medicines, and indeed these drugs can make our lives better and help us manage a number of medical conditions. Exercising is also key to a healthy lifestyle, so naturally we all ought to include an exercise regime in our daily lives. But can we medicate and exercise safely? Before you
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Stress has become an omnipresent aspect of modern life, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds. From demanding work schedules to personal responsibilities, the sources of stress are numerous and varied. As a senior physiotherapist at Physioveda India, I have witnessed firsthand how stress can manifest physically and mentally, impacting overall well-being. Fortunately, physiotherapy offers
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In the ever-evolving landscape of wellness trends, a peculiar and potentially harmful practice has emerged: “bed rotting.” This trend involves spending excessive amounts of time lying in bed, often under the guise of self-care or stress relief. While the notion of extended rest might seem appealing, it is crucial to understand the adverse effects that
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What is Muscle Imbalance? Muscle imbalance refers to a condition where the strength, length, and coordination of muscles are not evenly distributed throughout the body. This can occur when certain muscle groups are stronger or tighter than others, causing imbalances in the body’s structure and mechanics. As a result, this can lead to pain, limited
