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Pain Management
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Magnets for Pets and People
Magnets have been used for thousands of years to treat general fatigue, pain, to heal broken bones more quickly, and to help circulatory problems. This natural energy helps to release endorphins into our blood stream, which helps to kill pain. In recent years, research has been done to see if the use of magnets can be beneficial to our pets.
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Melatonin and Migraine Headaches - What is the Connection?
If you are a person that suffers from migraine headaches, you know how important if is to get fast relief when a migraine starts. A migraine can cause visual changes, nausea and vomiting and severe sensitivity to sounds and to light.
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Vitamin A Headaches - Can They Be Prevented?
Do you have Vitamin A headaches? You may if you take a lot of vitamins to maintain good health. Vitamins are essential for the body to function properly and are necessary for growth and development, especially in children. But too much of a good thing may cause problems.
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Prednisone and Massage
The most common doctor-prescribed medications for chronic pain relief are steroids, particularly Prednisone, which is primarily used as an anti-inflammatory. Since this medication is so common, it is likely that many of your clients are taking it for pain relief. This makes it absolutely necessary for massage therapists to know and understand any and all possible contraindications with this drug.
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The Cause Of A Headache? How Long Is A Piece Of String?
When determining the cause of a headache, a medical doctor will want to know quite a few things. Have this information ready for the doctor when you visit. Answer the questions below in a notebook or on pieces of paper ready to hand to the doctor during your visit.
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Natural Migraine Relief Using Vitamins, Minerals, and Herbs
Natural migraine relief using vitamins, minerals, and herbs is, to some, a better route. These migraineurs would rather not put chemicals into their bodies unless absolutely necessary. Just as they want no chemicals added to the soil or the air around them, they want to rely on natural migraine relief.
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Rotator Cuff Muscle - Shoulder Pain
The rotator cuff muscles are infamously known for giving rise to shoulder pain. It arises from the fossa above the spine of the shoulder blade bone known as supraspinous fossa. It inserts into the upper facet of the greater tuberosity of the arm bone and from the capsule of the shoulder joint.
It assists the deltoid in moving the arm away from the side of the body (abduction).
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Pain - 7 Ways To Head Off A Migraine
Twenty-Eight million Americans experience pain from migraine headaches and a great many have no clue as to what to do about it. That means about one person in every four households experiences throbbing head pain. Migraine pain can last from 4 to 72 hours, knocking a person out of commission. But much can be done to minimize attacks and ease the symptoms. This article addresses ways to head off and even eliminate migraines. This article contains advice from Seymour Diamond, M.D. director and founder of the Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago, who states that pain may be triggered by certain foods, stress, and a drop in barometric pressure or fluctuating hormones. But migraine triggers vary from person to person and what causes a migraine one month may not the next.
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What Is A Migraine Headache?
A migraine is different from a regular headache. A migraine is usually very severe, with pain on only one side of the head. It is often accompanied by extreme sensitivity to light and nausea and vomiting. Migraines are a recurring condition.
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Lower Back Pain Hip Pain Gluteus Medius
A person with lower back pain or hip pain often will limp with a lurch over to the side of the weight supporting limb every time he/she takes a step. This sign called the Trendelenburg sign is due either to pain and or weakness of the gluteus medius muscle. This duck waddle type of gait is characteristic of this muscle’s inability to function well.
Gluteus medius arises from the outer surface of the pelvic bone called the iliac bone and attaches to the outer part of the hip. Its function is to spread the thigh outward away from the midline (abduction). This muscle receives very strong nerve supply from the L5 nerve root via the superior gluteal nerve. Since L5 nerve root is the most commonly injured nerve root, weakness and/or pain in the gluteus medius is common.
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