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Rehabilitation Technology
Health articles and recovery advice written by the doctors and physiotherapists of PYONG Rehabilitation Center.
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Understand differences between peripheral nerves and the brain or spinal cord, recovery, compensation, testing, cause-directed care, and neurological emergencies.
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Understand finger catching or locking, risk factors, diagnosis, splinting, steroid injection, surgery, and signs that need medical assessment.
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Computer vision syndrome, or digital eye strain, can cause dry eyes, eye fatigue, blurred vision, and headache. Breaks and correction of contributing factors may help.
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Yoga may be an adjunct for some people with migraine, but evidence is limited and it does not replace medicine. Learn about adaptation, safety, emergencies, pregnancy, and breastfeeding.
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Eight ways to manage sleep with migraine, covering schedules, the bedroom, caffeine, exercise, and treatment, plus headache warning signs that require emergency help.
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Wrist pain during mouse use has several possible causes. Easy reach, a neutral wrist, task variation, and assessment of numbness or weakness can guide care.
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The numb area can help distinguish median, ulnar, and radial nerves, cervical roots, and systemic causes. Learn the assessment and stroke, cord, vascular, and infection warning signs.
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Understand factors that may be associated with migraine, keep a symptom diary, and make safe changes without unnecessary food or medicine restrictions.
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Extracorporeal shockwave therapy is an adjunct for selected muscle, tendon, and bone conditions. Evidence, dosing, and suitability differ by diagnosis and device.
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Migraine is a neurological disease, not simply blood-vessel dilation or muscle tension. Learn about symptoms, aura, dangerous headache patterns, and appropriate acute or preventive treatment.
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“Smartphone syndrome” is an informal umbrella term, not one disease. Neck, hand, eye, or sleep symptoms need to be considered alongside exposure, tasks, and other health factors.
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Hallux valgus may cause pain at the big-toe joint and pressure from shoes. Non-surgical care eases symptoms but does not correct the deformity; surgery is considered for disabling pain.
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Extracorporeal shockwave therapy may reduce symptoms for some people with knee osteoarthritis, but the evidence has important limitations and it does not replace exercise, weight management, or assessment for other causes.
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Shockwave treatment may reduce myofascial pain for some people, but the evidence combines different technologies and protocols, so it should remain an adjunct to assessment and rehabilitation.
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Focused shockwave therapy may be an adjunct for selected bone stress injuries, but evidence remains limited and it does not replace offloading, risk-factor assessment, or a graded return-to-activity plan.
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Shockwave treatment may be an adjunct for selected persistent tendinopathies, but its effect depends on the tendon site, the diagnosis, and the accompanying rehabilitation plan.
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Buttock or hip pain does not always mean inflamed muscle. Learn symptom patterns, important alternative diagnoses, warning signs and cause-specific rehabilitation.
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PRP prepared from a person's blood may improve pain and function for some people with knee osteoarthritis, but products and evidence vary and cartilage regrowth has not been proven.
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Night leg cramps often have no single cause. Stretching may help during an episode, while frequent or severe cramps with swelling, numbness, or weakness need assessment.
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Understand plantar heel pain, risk factors, important alternatives, load modification, stretching, devices, and options when symptoms persist.
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Frozen shoulder causes pain and restricted shoulder movement. Accurate diagnosis, symptom control, and rehabilitation without force are central to care.
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Pain radiating from the back or buttock into the leg may involve an irritated nerve root, but other causes exist. Assessment should identify emergencies and guide cause-specific care.
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High heels alter forefoot pressure and balance, which may contribute to foot, calf, knee, or back pain and ankle injuries. Learn practical ways to reduce risk.
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Crossing your legs may temporarily change pressure, posture, and blood-pressure readings when held for a long time, but it is not inherently dangerous for everyone.
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A muscle trigger point is a clinical description, not the cause of every pain problem. Learn about diagnostic limits, differential diagnosis, and the evidence for exercise, manual therapy, dry needling, and injections.
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Understand carpal tunnel syndrome, median-nerve numbness, diagnosis, splinting, steroid injection, surgery, and signs of progressive nerve impairment.