Disease and Its Symptoms
In our country there are tens of thousands of runners. Some run on city asphalt roads, on tartan tracks in sports fields or parks, others cover kilometers on forest or mountain trails. The harder and more frequent the training, the more common the associated complaints, pains and injuries become. The Globus Runner Pro sports muscle stimulator was created for them. My article discusses what it can be used for.
In our country there are many registered football players, but probably even more who play a few times a week with friends. Injuries are common in the heat of matches, so between two games footballers often suffer from various complaints and pains. The Globus Soccer Pro sports muscle stimulation device was created for them. Let's see what you can use it for!
The dreaded complication of diabetes is the diabetic foot, which at first manifests “only” as pain and sensory disturbances, but over time can lead to much more serious consequences. Because of worsening circulation, tissues can die in small areas and a skin wound (ulcer) forms. If the process worsens, it can cause tissue death affecting the toes or even the forefoot. Treating the diabetic foot and avoiding severe consequences largely depends on you: what and how much you eat, how much you move, and whether you follow medical instructions.
Back pain is one of the most common reasons people visit a doctor today. It can trouble you from the moment you wake up, won’t stop while you work, and even when you sit down in your armchair at home it doesn’t go away. Worse — the more you rest it, the more it hurts. Let’s look at the information that can help you avoid back pain.
If you suffered a femoral neck fracture, or a family member went through this serious injury, you know how challenging the period after it can be. A femoral neck fracture is one of the most dangerous types of bone fractures and requires specialized rehabilitation.
The good news is that pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy has become part of modern rehabilitation and can be used as an adjunct treatment to support bone healing and relieve pain.
A dermatome is a segment of your body's surface supplied by the nerves that exit or enter at a specific spinal vertebra. Based on your symptoms, the doctor can identify at which vertebral level the problem should be sought.
Tunnel syndrome is one of the most common musculoskeletal disorders today. It is a condition in which nerves running through anatomical “tunnels” in various parts of the body become compressed. These tunnels are formed by muscles, ligaments and bones. When inflammation or swelling occurs in this narrow space, the nerves are compressed, causing various symptoms in the affected areas.
Erectile dysfunction, also called impotence, is a problem that affects men. Erectile dysfunction occurs when, despite sexual desire (libido), sufficient penile rigidity does not develop, or an erection occurs but its degree or duration is reduced. This makes intercourse or satisfactory completion impossible, significantly reducing the enjoyment and quality of sexual relations.
Frozen shoulder syndrome, medically called periarthritis humeroscapularis, is a severe form of chronic inflammatory disease of the shoulder and surrounding soft tissues. The inflamed connective tissues thicken, growing from the normal 3–4 mm to even 1–2 cm. They become stiff and restricted, which impairs joint movement. Because you cannot move your arm properly, the joint becomes progressively stiffer and, over time, the soft tissues begin to scar and the shoulder “freezes.” This is a vicious circle that can only be broken with anti-inflammatory treatment.
Lumbago, also known as a pinched nerve, is the term for sudden pain in the lower back. It typically occurs with a "wrong move." Lifting a piece of furniture or a heavy weight can trigger it with lightning-like suddenness. Afterwards it can be so strong and stabbing for a longer or shorter time that it hardly lets you move. You curl up in the fetal position, knees drawn up, trying to get rid of it. Getting up or standing upright also becomes very difficult […]
Your spine is built from separate "bricks", the vertebrae. The gap between them is filled by a flexible material, the intervertebral disc. This prevents the vertebrae from contacting each other directly. The spine's stability is provided by ligaments and numerous muscles. If your spinal-supporting muscles are strong, they hold the vertebrae and only a load that does not damage the disc reaches it. If you carry too much load or your muscles are weak, excessive stress falls on the disc. If it deforms, it causes complaints of varying severity. Many people are affected by herniated discs, but surgery is not necessary for everyone. Those affected often don't really know what they should or can do to avert the threat of pain, paralysis and surgery. This article is for them.
