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Health articles and recovery advice written by the doctors and physiotherapists of PYONG Rehabilitation Center.
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Thailand has become an important destination for medical tourism in advanced rehabilitation, with modern technology, international standards, and experienced specialist physicians.
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Health articles
Health articles
A driving position must support control, visibility, seat-belt fit, and safe distance from the air bag. Comfort should not come at the expense of safety.
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A guide to reducing fall risk across 7 areas of the home, from walkways, bathrooms, and stairs to lighting and emergency assistance, with warning signs that require urgent help.
Health articles
Brügger’s Relief Position is a brief seated movement break for the neck, chest, and shoulders; it is not a complete correction for posture or pain.
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Massage and physical therapy may use similar hands-on techniques, but they differ in professional scope, assessment, goals, and follow-up. Pain intensity alone should not determine the choice.
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The Cinderella hypothesis proposes that early-recruited motor units may remain active during low-load work, but it is one possible mechanism rather than a complete explanation for pain.
Patient Stories
Patient stories
Patient Story
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Adults are advised to do at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity per week, or at least 75 minutes at vigorous intensity, alongside strengthening and adaptations for health, ability, and life stage.
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Fall prevention for older adults works best when it addresses several factors together, including gait and balance, medicines, vision, feet, blood pressure, and home safety.
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A summary of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025–2030, with context for serving targets and the need to adapt them to energy needs, health conditions, and food culture.
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Exercise tailored to symptoms and goals is a core treatment for knee osteoarthritis and can improve pain and function without avoiding all movement.
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Musculoskeletal ultrasound can assess superficial tissues and guide a needle in real time, but findings must be interpreted with symptoms, examination, and the method’s limitations.
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Understand office-related neck, shoulder, and back pain, including movement, work adjustments, clinical assessment, and an individualised treatment plan.
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Rehabilitation medicine and restoring quality of life for people with office syndrome, with Rawipa Khunnarong, MD.
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An interview with Napassorn Khumchum, MD, on rehabilitation after stroke, shared goal-setting, interdisciplinary care, and technology as an adjunct to practice.
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Understand perimenopause, possible symptoms, assessment, and hormonal and non-hormonal options, with benefits and risks considered for the individual.
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An interview with Wissarut Sakulpaptong, MD, about his inspiration to practise medicine, whole-person care, the cardiologist’s role in rehabilitation, and disease prevention.
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An interview about mental health and insomnia, including the differences between insomnia, insufficient sleep, and obstructive sleep apnoea.
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An interview with Patthama Likitwittaya, MD, on neurological rehabilitation, functional goals, holistic assessment, and hope grounded in realistic information.
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Dr Somjet Tosamran discusses goal setting, visible progress, and encouragement in neurological rehabilitation, while recognising that outcomes differ for every person.