#Concussion Treatment

[aspire-physiotherapy]

Aspire Physiotherapy has Team of trained physiotherapists experts in Custom Orthotics, Concussion Treatment, Musculoskeletal Injuries, Amputee Rehab, Pre and Post Op rehab

[mental-mona]

[concussionspot]

Recognizing and Managing Different Types of Concussion

Types of concussion infographic provides a clear breakdown of each type, their symptoms, recovery timelines, and recommended treatment options. A valuable resource for athletes, parents, and healthcare professionals to recognize and manage head injuries effectively.

[arctic-hands]

For real tho health freaks who scream about how sugar and salt will kill us all and try to push for restrictions on things like candy and chips for SNAP recipients or politicians who try from time to time to replace food stamps all together and give out Government Approved Staples like bread and peanut butter and Government Cheese are gonna kill a whole lotta sick and disabled people like

Diabetics

POTS sufferers

Hypotensives

People with peanut allergies

People with celiac disease or wheat allergies

The lactose intolerant

People who can't eat solid food

People who are undernourished for any reason and need all the calories they can pack on

So-called "picky eaters" who can't tolerate certain tastes and textures without getting violently ill

A myriad of other human conditions that cannot be neatly tallied into categories because the human body and human experience is vast and infinitely variable

But I don't think ableds really care about us and our health like they like to claim so they can harass us about it, do you?

[3-aem]

me petting my cat at 3am after 0 indication that he is actually hurt: r u okay would u tell me if you were ever not okay

my cat probably: god she’s at it again

[mars-ipan]

i should buy a lottery ticket

[the-moss-project]

As an Arabic person who has always supported Palestine, I'm so glad to see that the people behind my favorite Naruto fanfiction is fighting for our cause! Thank you again for your commitment and for your wonderful fanfiction! It's truly amazing to see so many different people caring for Palestine ! (if there's any english mistake, I'm sorry for that lol)

Oh! Thank you so much! I've been thinking about this ask a lot and talking about this stuff is so important. I was so on the fence at first about making non Naruto posts here since it's our delinquent blog, but I honestly think about Palestine every day and I can't keep my mouth shut at this point. I'm so glad that you sent this and I hope that you're doing well! Palestine is very much on my partner and I's thoughts as we observe Ramadan this month. Ramadan Mubarak if you celebrate as well, and thank you so much for enjoying our work!

[cripvideoproductions]

Talk to teaching students about stroke in adults and toddlers

On November 21 I spoke to another  class of Carol Carielli’s students learning to be teachers who had seen “A Stroke Of Endurance”. One student asked if the real professor who “A Stroke Of Endurance” is based on had his stroke in class, and I told them he had the stroke on campus but not during our class. I explained to the student the character in the film and the real professor did have side effects of the stroke that made him dizzy which led to a discussion of other different types of strokes, emergency treatments to stop a stroke, and individuals who had mini strokes and concussions which led to questions about institutional developmental delay, early intervention, Cerebral Palsy and my science essays https://medium.com/@dylanrothbein/how-does-mammal-fetal-development-relate-to-developmental-disability-guest-post-by-margot-8d52475fdaec  on Cerebral Palsy like The Moro Reflex https://medium.com/@dylanrothbein/the-moro-reflex-guest-post-by-margot-3d9ccc4758b2  and how the Moro Reflex and gag reflex effect children with Cerebral Palsy and Autism and how some children have both Cerebral Palsy and Autism at the same time. We discussed how teachers must also accommodate parents who have disabilities who have to meet with teachers and access the school buildings. 

This post is posted with permission of Professor Carol Carielli.  

[aspire-physiotherapy]

Aspire Physiotherapy are experienced concussion treatment physiotherapists specifically trained in the assessment, treatment, and management of concussion care. Our specialized concussion care goes beyond traditional treatments, focusing on restoring cognitive function, balance, and overall well-being. We have an experienced physiotherapist who uses evidence-based techniques such as vestibular rehabilitation, cognitive exercises, and gradual return-to-play protocols to help you recover safely and effectively.

[mental-mona]

Combined with the posts this links to, this is probably the single most comprehensive post-concussion syndrome resource I've ever seen. It even acknowledges that great as their treatment program is, it might not be accessible to you personally, and so links to other treatment centers they recommend & a post on how to figure out if a concussion treatment center is good. If you or someone you know is suffering from post-concussive syndrome, check this out!

[asena-queenslayer]

jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way

oh what fun it is to drag a poor unconscious adeptus all the way from dihua marsh to bubu pharmacy

bonking his head on every stone and step along the way, hey!

[centralphysio]

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[arctic-hands]

I love having discovered that Spam actually tastes good if you fry it in teriyaki. Spam musubi is a brilliant way to shotgun enough sodium to kill three six-foot men into you and keep you from fainting

[windtraces]

saw a post from someone with brain damage (different cause but still brain damage) and just. man i need to talk to more people with brain damage.

[divinecarephysio]

Top 10 Conditions Effectively Treated by Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is a highly effective treatment for a wide range of conditions, helping people recover from injury, manage pain, and improve mobility. While physiotherapy may not always "cure" a condition in the traditional sense, it can significantly reduce symptoms, improve quality of life, and even restore function. 

Here are the top 10 conditions that can benefit from physiotherapy:

1. Back Pain

Back pain, particularly lower back pain, is one of the most common reasons people seek physiotherapy. Physiotherapists can use manual therapy, strengthening exercises, and postural training to reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent future injuries.

2. Neck Pain

Neck pain and stiffness, often caused by poor posture or injury, can be treated with physiotherapy. Techniques like manual therapy, stretching, and strengthening exercises can help alleviate pain and improve mobility.

3. Osteoarthritis

Physiotherapy plays a vital role in managing osteoarthritis, particularly in the knees, hips, and spine. Through strengthening exercises, manual therapy, and education on activity modification, physiotherapy can reduce pain and improve joint function.

4. Sports Injuries

Sports-related injuries, such as sprains, strains, ligament tears, and tendonitis, can benefit from physiotherapy. A physiotherapist can provide rehabilitation exercises, manual therapy, and injury prevention strategies to help athletes recover and return to their sport.

5. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

After surgery, such as joint replacement or ligament repair, physiotherapy is essential for regaining strength, flexibility, and mobility. Customized rehabilitation programs help restore function and speed up recovery.

6. Stroke Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy is crucial for stroke patients to help them regain lost motor function, improve balance, and enhance coordination. Targeted exercises and techniques, such as gait training and neuromuscular re-education, can significantly improve mobility and independence.

7. Chronic Pain Conditions (e.g., Fibromyalgia)

Chronic pain conditions like fibromyalgia or myofascial pain syndrome can be managed through physiotherapy. Techniques such as exercise therapy, manual therapy, and education on pain management can help reduce symptoms and improve daily functioning.

8. Postural Problems

Poor posture, often due to sitting for long periods or muscle imbalances, can lead to pain and discomfort. Physiotherapists can develop personalized exercise programs to correct posture, strengthen weak muscles, and alleviate pain in areas like the neck, shoulders, and back.

9. Plantar Fasciitis

This condition causes heel pain due to inflammation of the tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes. Physiotherapists can use stretching exercises, manual therapy, and orthotics to relieve pain and help restore normal walking patterns.

10. Sciatica

Sciatica, characterized by pain radiating down the leg from the lower back, is often caused by a herniated disc or nerve compression. Physiotherapy can help alleviate symptoms through spinal manipulation, stretching, strengthening exercises, and posture correction.

Bonus: Balance and Gait Problems

Conditions like vertigo, vestibular disorders, or Parkinson’s disease can affect balance and coordination. Physiotherapists use specialized techniques, such as vestibular rehabilitation or balance exercises, to improve stability and reduce the risk of falls.

[concussionspot]

Why is it taking so long to recover from my concussion? You might have POTS.

Post-concussion Pots is a challenging combination of conditions that can significantly impact a person’s life. Awareness, early diagnosis, and appropriate management are vital for improving outcomes and enhancing the overall well-being of those affected.