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Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Risk Reduction | Dr Tara Rak-areekul
Alzheimer’s disease is not normal ageing, and no strategy guarantees prevention. Vascular health, hearing, movement, and other actions may help reduce dementia risk.
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Health articles and recovery advice written by the doctors and physiotherapists of PYONG Rehabilitation Center.
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Pain Care Without Compromising Quality of Life | Kantapong Thongrong, MD
An interview with Kantapong Thongrong, MD, on individualized pain care, quality-of-life goals, biopsychosocial factors, and technology as an adjunct rather than a promised solution.
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Case Study: Chronic Pain Care After an Accident in a 64-Year-Old Woman
A case of a 64-year-old woman reporting 4 years of pain after a fall and change after multi-component care. It is an individual experience, not evidence that guarantees outcomes.
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Work-Related Neck, Upper Back, and Shoulder Pain: Genuinely Fixable with Medical Technology
Neck, upper back, and shoulder pain from work can genuinely be fixed with medical technology. Meet the real causes and the modern treatment that gets you back to full capacity.
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Stem Cells in Rehabilitation: Established Uses and Unproven Claims
Products described as “stem cells” differ in cell type, source, manufacturing, and evidence. Use for knees or tendons should not be presented as proven tissue repair.
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Still in Pain After 3 Back Operations, to a New Life with Modern Rehabilitation Technology
The story of a man who had 3 back operations and still hurt every day, almost without hope, until he found a new approach to treatment that changed his life for good.
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Relieving Chronic Shoulder Pain with Medical Technology
Do you feel shoulder pain every time you lift your arm? Chronic shoulder pain is not something you have to live with for ever. The case of a patient whose whole family followed.
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Solving 8 Months of Buttock Pain Radiating Down the Leg with Modern Medical Technology
Have you ever felt a deep ache in the buttock that burns down the leg? The story of an office worker who fought that pain for 8 months and found a way through at PYONG Rehabilitation Clinic.
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Restoring Hope for a Parkinson's Patient: When Thai Physicians Helped a Patient from Germany
Have you ever imagined what life is like when your hand will not stop shaking? The story of a German man who flew more than 9,000 kilometres to look for hope again.
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Solving Office Syndrome with Modern Medical Technology
How often does your neck and shoulder hurt after a whole day at the desk? Meet the real causes of work-related pain, and the modern treatment that gets you back to full capacity.
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From 3 Years of Hemiplegia to Walking Again Within 1 Month
Hemiplegia for 3 years, unable to walk and needing support at all times — and then walking again alone within 1 month of intensive treatment.
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From 30 Years of Pain to a First Night's Sleep: the True Story of Recovery After Spinal Cord Injury
"Unable to sleep for 30 years" sounds impossible. The true story of a woman who fought burning pain in her hands and feet for 3 decades after a spinal cord injury, and got her life back.
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Chronic Plantar Fasciitis for 1 Year: the Treatment That Ended the Painful First Step
One year of chronic plantar fasciitis, and the treatment that made the "first step in the morning" stop hurting. The real story of a hotel receptionist who almost had to leave the job she loved.
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Neurofascial Release: the Injection That Separates Fascia from Nerve
Chronic neck and shoulder pain endured for years may not be only tight muscle or work stress, but a nerve bound by fascia so that it cannot work fully.
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Bruce Willis and Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD): What Public Information Can Teach Us
An overview of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) using the Willis family's public announcement, with key symptoms, care considerations, and caregiver support.
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Celine Dion and Stiff-Person Syndrome: Clinical Context from Public Information
Celine Dion’s disclosure helped raise awareness of stiff-person syndrome, but public information is not a medical record or a complete case report.
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Whole-Body Muscle Stiffness: Causes, Emergency Signs, and Treatment
Whole-body stiffness may be neurological spasticity, but seizures, tetanus, electrolyte disorders, and medicine reactions can look similar. Learn the distinctions, emergency signs, assessment, and cause-specific treatment.
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What Is Spasticity in the Arms, Legs, and Hands?
Have you ever felt your hand or arm stiff and hard to move, or had tightening you could not control? These may be signs of spasticity. Understand the symptoms, the causes, and the full range of treatment.
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What Causes Leg Jerks in Older Adults? Warning Signs and Correct Care
Leg jerks in older adults are a common health problem that often affects quality of life and sleep. Understand the causes, the patterns, and the right way to care for them.
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What Causes Head Tremor?
Head tremor may look like a small matter, but for many people it affects daily life and self-confidence. Understand the causes, the symptoms, and the treatment available.
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What Is Hand Tremor? Every Cause, and the Right Way to Treat It
Hand tremor is a common problem in daily life. It comes at many levels and from many causes, from the minor to diseases that need serious treatment. Understand the real causes and the right treatment.
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What Causes a Tremor in One Arm?
A tremor in one arm is something many people overlook, but it may be a warning sign of a health problem that deserves attention.
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What Causes Finger Tremor? 10 Common Causes and the Warning Signs That Need a Doctor
Many people notice a slight tremor in their fingers, especially holding a glass or doing fine work. Sometimes it is only tiredness; sometimes it is a warning from the body.
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Is Parkinson’s Disease Dangerous? Risks and Complications
Parkinson’s disease progresses and affects each person differently. Falls, swallowing, lung, mental-health, and autonomic complications can be serious, but monitoring and multidisciplinary care can reduce risk.
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The 5 Parkinson’s Stages: What Hoehn–Yahr Does and Does Not Show
Hoehn–Yahr groups Parkinson’s motor findings into 5 stages, but it is not a personal timeline or prognosis. Learn what it captures, what it misses, and which changes require urgent assessment.
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Dr Kantapong Thongrong Speaks at TMA TechInno Forum 2025
A recap of Dr Kantapong Thongrong’s TMA TechInno Forum 2025 talk on combining rehabilitation expertise with appropriately selected technology.