This is a brief product review of the C-Leg that was developed by Otto Bock. This free information can help patients who are interested in learning more on the subject.

What happens in Vegas? Scott Pensivy and Jim Song have combined their skill and knowledge to develop the Rehab 1000. It will be distributed by Jim’s company Longevity.

Regular repetition of mechanical duties within the office environment can give rise to persistent, irreparable harm to the body’s muscular, skeletal and nervous systems. Very often known as repetitive strain injury, this condition can impact hugely both on a person’s quality of life and on every day enjoyment and effectiveness of performance. As with all hazards in the work place, forewarned is forearmed.

Chronic pain is very difficult to treat effectively and have the treatment last. Through an understanding of the nerve pathways by which pain is felt, a hypnotherapist can effectively block the pain signals from being consciously felt and have the pain control last indefinitely.

Medial epicondylitis is called Golfer’s Elbow. It is a degeneration  of the tendons that bend the wrist toward the palm of the hand. These tendons are located above the bony bump on the inside of the elbow, which is called the medial epicondyle.

A rotator cuff is an important part of the mechanics of the human body. When a person raises up their arm straight out, up, or in, along with flexing the elbow, it is shoulder related.

Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is comprised of a group of symptoms that is applied to a patients description of their complaint. The patient will complain of pains and numbness and tingling (paraesthesias) in the neck, shoulder, arm and hand. The pains will generally radiate down the middle of the arm and forearm. At times the pain can radiate into the front of the chest.

In order to understand why we get pain in the feet, we should know a little about their anatomy. The feet are very complex in that each foot has 26 bones and these bones make up 33 joints. Considering the entire body has 206 bones, both feet have almost one quarter of the bones in the body. In addition these bones forming the joints are held together with layers of 126 muscles and ligaments. The muscles and ligaments are augmented with a great many nerves. The ankles do not have any muscles and can become weakened due to over-stretching of the tendons and ligaments. Trauma due to sprains/strains and repetitive motion injuries can further weaken the ankles and feet.

If you have a kidney infection than it is very likely that you are suffering through some level pain, let me share with you what I have learned about relieving the pain. When I have had a kidney infection these are some of the techniques that I have used to have the most benefit in stopping the pain.

Does this sound familiar? Pain in your joints keeps you from being able to exercise how you want to, go on hikes, stand for long periods of time. This chronic pain pops up when you start a new fitness routine. Maybe you make it for a few weeks, but then the pain and injury force you to stop. Or they slow you down so much that you’re not seeing the benefits you want to from working out.