Introduction Four muscles in the front of the thigh are called the quadriceps, or quads. They are some of the body’s biggest and most powerful muscles. The quadriceps muscles allow you to stand, walk, run, squat, and jump. They are some of the strongest muscles in the body and together they comprise most of the…
Exercises for sacroiliac joint pain is a significant component of your total treatment strategy since it reduces pain, and stiffness in the Sacroiliac joint, and improves its function. It can hurt and be annoying to have sacroiliitis (SI) pain. It is a painful condition that arises from inflammation of the lower back joint, located directly where your pelvis attaches to your spine. If it attacks, you might have pain in your buttocks and lower back that extends down your leg. It might become worse with prolonged sitting,…
What is Decorticate Posture? A patient in decorticate posture has an abnormal body posture in which their arms are stretched over their chest, their wrists are flexed, their fingers are squeezed and their legs are extended straight forward. The wrists and fingers are bent and rest on the chest, while the arms are bowed inward…
Introduction In physical therapy clinics, hot packs are one kind of physical modality that is frequently utilized. Your physical therapist applies them to the affected portion of your body (PT). Physical therapists apply wet heat packs directly to the exposed area that requires treatment after wrapping them in multiple layers of towels. However, why is…
What is a Rotator cuff tear? A Rotator Cuff Tear can occur due to various reasons, including overuse, injury, or degeneration over time. This tear can lead to pain, weakness, and limited range of motion in the affected shoulder. The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons in the shoulder joint that help…
What is Decerebrate Posture? Decerebrate posture, also known as decerebrate rigidity or extensor posturing, is a specific type of abnormal body posture that typically indicates severe damage to the brainstem. It’s characterized by rigid extension of the arms and legs, with the arms positioned straight out and the legs extended and internally rotated. The posture…
The level of alkaline phosphatase (ALP) in the blood can vary depending on various factors such as age, sex, and underlying health conditions. Generally, a mildly elevated ALP level may not be a cause for concern and can be due to factors like growth spurts in children or pregnancy. However, significantly elevated levels of ALP…
The lumbrical muscles of the hand are a group of four small, intrinsic muscles located within the palm. Despite their diminutive size, they play a crucial role in hand function, particularly in fine motor movements and dexterity. The lumbrical muscles are located at the base of the palm. The proximal and middle phalanges of the…
Introduction The Bruises from a hamstring injury, which affects the muscles in the back of the leg, can be insufferable and immobilized. Bruising is one of the most typical indications and symptoms of a hamstring injury. Bruising, sometimes referred to as a hematoma or contusion, is caused by bleeding beneath the skin from broken blood…
What is a Hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy, a therapeutic approach, to the therapeutic use of water, has been practiced for centuries across various cultures. Rooted in the belief that water can promote healing and wellness, hydrotherapy encompasses a wide range of techniques, from hot baths and steam rooms to cold water plunges and water exercises. Any activity…
