Physical Therapy & Rehab Clinic Sta. Rosa Hospital and Medical Center

Having experiencing pain for so long.

Pain killer hurts your stomach.

Anxiety adds up because of unexplainable body and joint pain.

Becoming emotional and inability to focus at work because of pain.

Let our Physical Therapist of of this center ( Unihealth Sta. Rosa hospital and Medical center ) help you.

We are using one of the advanced technology (Tecar therapy, Shockwave and Laser therapy) and techniques in rehabilitation medicine.

Please visit us because we cure and care our patients.

Unihealth - Sta. Rosa Hospital and Medical Center, Inc.

Contact number 09562898097 (Ma’am Grace) or 09399226501 (Doc Apuada).

Thank you and God bless us.

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To the next level..

HEAD AND NECK X-RAY 💀
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HiPhysio is one with the nation in celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 🎗🌹 Supporting the Fighters, Admiring the Survivors, Honoring the Taken. 🎀

The month of October is designated as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Established in 1985 to encourage screening and prevention of the condition, which affects 2.3 million women globally.

🥶 Frozen shoulder: supervised neglect OR intensive rehab?

A management approach consisting of education, supportive therapy, light exercise and NSAIDs seems to yield better outcomes compared to intensive rehab.

🤓 Want to learn more?

🍿 In our new Masterclass, shoulder expert Dr. Angela Cadogan presents the latest findings so you can optimize the treatment of frozen shoulder.

You will learn more about:

✅ The pathophysiology, risk factors and natural history of frozen shoulder
✅ How to diagnose a frozen shoulder
✅ The medical management in the various stages
✅ The physiotherapy treatment

💡 You can watch our brand new Masterclass now with our 7-day FREE trial:

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Isometrics in tendinopathy – a wonder weapon to decrease pain? Isometric exercise for tendinopathy - a wonder weapon to decrease pain? Some authors say yes, but what does the evidence actually say?

🤷🏻‍♂️ How do you assess a frozen shoulder?⁠
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✅ It is crucial to differentiate it from sinister pathologies to optimise your management.⁠
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👉🏻 Check out this excellent blog by Jared Powell on how to objectively examine a frozen shoulder:

🔗 https://www.physio-network.com/blog/frozen-shoulder-instalment-2-objective-examination-and-ddx/

"Scoliosis"

Are you having on and off pain on your back.
Let us help you. You might having scoliosis.

Physical therapy will provide you home stretching and exercise that will prevent you from incurring severe pain.

Call our chief PT Me Grace at 09562898097 to book for appointment.

Thank you.

WHAT IS HYPNOPEDIA? 🤔
It consists of talking to your son or daughter for 21 days in a row, while they sleep, when they are already in REM sleep (deep sleep), which is achieved approximately 2 hours after they have fallen asleep) with a soft tone, the purpose you want May your child achieve and always finish the sentence, with a loving word, like I love you.
For example, if you want your daughter or son not to be aggressive, or a fighter with his friends every night you approach him / her and while they sleep you whisper, “my love, tomorrow you will play happy, you will have fun sharing with your classmates, I love you so much".
Important!!!
When the child is sleeping, the words go directly to the unconscious, which hears 1,000 times more than the conscious.
Benefits of Hypnopedia
Helps balance emotional, spiritual and physical energy.
With this tool we can help them to become safer, happier children and to feel tremendously loved by their parents or caregivers.
Let's put this beautiful technique into practice that brings enormous benefits and allows us to be closer to our little ones.

Potential neuropathic and nociceptive components of chronic low-back pain

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👉 The lower back (L1-L5) is a complex structure comprising vertebrae, intervertebral discs that cushion and support vertebrae, facet joints lined with cartilage and lubricated with synovial fluid that connect vertebrae and allow for movement, large muscles that support the spine and power movement, and ligaments and cartilage which provide structural support. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27408698/

👉 Spinal nerve roots exit the spine through the intervertebral foramen, whereas bone, muscle, and facet joints are innervated with nociceptors that respond to injury, inflammation, or mechanical stress. This complexity makes it difficult to identify the specific underlying cause(s) of CLBP in an individual patient, particularly since patients often phenotypically show aspects of both neuropathic and nociceptive pain states (Fig.). https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26935254/

👉 A nociceptive component can arise from persistent nociceptor activation and/or sensitization in response to inflammatory processes in a variety of structures including intervertebral discs, facet joints, bones, ligaments, muscles, and organs within the abdominal cavity. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31145219/

👉 Such persistent nociceptive signaling can lead to central sensitization in the dorsal horn. Sensitization is believed to play a role in some forms of CLBP, although the precise contribution of sensitization to the overall pain state is not clearly delineated. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27062464/

SPINAL CORD ⚡️

Our spinal cord is a long, delicate, tube-like structure that begins at the end of the brain stem and extends almost to the end of the spine.

The spinal cord provides a conduction and reflex apparatus between the brain and the peripheral nervous system. It conducts information to and from the brain. It also receives afferent information from the skin and muscles and sends motor commands to the muscles (effector).

Much like the brain is protected by the bones of the skull, the vertebrae protect the spinal cord. However, injury and damage can compress the spinal cord, causing back or neck pain, tingling, muscle weakness or other symptoms.

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