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22 May 2015

Ealing Physiotherapy Treatment Can Address the Symptoms of Asthma


An asthma attack is commonly characterized by coughing, shortness of breath, and tightness or pain in the chest. These symptoms are the result of the inflammation of the bronchial tubes, affecting the air passages in the lungs when a person with asthma has been exposed to irritants. There is no end-all be-all cause of asthma, but individuals with family histories of allergies are more likely to acquire the disorder. Ealing physiotherapy treatment methods include giving out rightful information for proper prevention and providing specialist skills to manage attacks. Manifestations of asthma vary from person to person. The symptoms and severity may differ from each occurrence. Some people may experience asthma every day, while others can go for extended periods of time without suffering from the condition.
http://www.ckphysio.co.uk/index.php/blog/ealing-physiotherapy-treatment-can-address-symptoms-asthma/

06 May 2015

When Pain Means No Gain: London Physiotherapy for Martial Arts Injury


Their most recent statistics showed that almost half of young people aged 16 to 24 are living with neck and back pain, compared to last year’s figures with only 28 percent of them suffering from back pain. The British Chiropractic Association links this increasing number of young people suffering from back pains to their modern lifestyle, wherein more time is given to work than exercise. On average, most people spend ten hours a day sitting in front of their desks, 1.8 hours using phones and tablets, 3.7 hours using computers and laptops, and 1.4 hours playing videogames. This leaves less than two hours for exercising and similar activities.
http://www.ckphysio.co.uk/index.php/blog/when-pain-means-no-gain-london-physiotherapy-martial-arts-injury/

04 May 2015

Ealing Physiotherapy Pros: More People are Suffering from Back Pain


Their most recent statistics showed that almost half of young people aged 16 to 24 are living with neck and back pain, compared to last year’s figures with only 28 percent of them suffering from back pain. The British Chiropractic Association links this increasing number of young people suffering from back pains to their modern lifestyle, wherein more time is given to work than exercise. On average, most people spend ten hours a day sitting in front of their desks, 1.8 hours using phones and tablets, 3.7 hours using computers and laptops, and 1.4 hours playing videogames. This leaves less than two hours for exercising and similar activities.
http://www.ckphysio.co.uk/index.php/blog/ealing-physiotherapy-pros-more-people-are-suffering-back-pain/

03 April 2015

London Physiotherapy Practitioner Explains the Science of Acupuncture


Acupuncture is a healing method whose origin dates back to Ancient China. It’s based on the premise that illnesses are caused by a disruption of energy flow (Qi) in the body. Thin, solid, metallic needles are used to penetrate the skin close to acupuncture points, through which the channels (meridian) of energy pass through. By doing this, the acupuncturist is able to restore the flow of the life energy through the meridian. Modern science show that there exists an abundant supply of nerves close to acupuncture points. Tapping these causes the nervous system to trigger the release of chemicals in the spinal cord, brain, and muscles that alleviate pain. This promotes the release of hormones that activates the body’s own internal regulating system in order to reestablish homeostasis—the body’s tendency to maintain balance with its external environment.
http://www.ckphysio.co.uk/index.php/blog/london-physiotherapy-practitioner-explains-science-acupuncture/