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In today’s technically driven times, especially with the younger crowd, you may find yourself getting what Dr. Steven Areta from SoCal Spine Rehab and Wellness Center calls “tech neck syndrome”. Dr. Areta says that this has become a common problem with teens thanks to texting and using mobile devices. To explain how to hold a phone to alleviate neck pain, Dr. Areta recorded this Quick Tip Video to provide an example of what this should look like. Read on below for more and watch his quick tip to see this example. https://lnkd.in/eiAsMDi4

In today’s technically driven times, especially with the younger crowd, you may find yourself getting what Dr. Steven Areta from SoCal Spine Rehab and Wellness Center calls “tech neck syndrome”. Dr. Areta says that this has become a common problem with teens thanks to texting and using mobile devices. To explain how to hold a phone to alleviate neck pain, Dr. Areta recorded this Quick Tip Video to provide an example of what this should look like. Read on below for more and watch his quick tip to see this example. https://lnkd.in/eCk_eMas

In today’s technically driven times, especially with the younger crowd, you may find yourself getting what Dr. Steven Areta from SoCal Spine Rehab and Wellness Center calls “tech neck syndrome”. Dr. Areta says that this has become a common problem with teens thanks to texting and using mobile devices. To explain how to hold a phone to alleviate neck pain, Dr. Areta recorded this Quick Tip Video to provide an example of what this should look like. Read on below for more and watch his quick tip to see this example. https://lnkd.in/ee_fUrYD

Here is my educational moment for today: We all have heard that healthcare differs from everything else. Today, I had a Community Care appointment scheduled by the VA due to ongoing issues with what is believed to be flare-ups from my plantar fasciitis. The doctor walks in and asks me the same questions as usual, then I describe the pain when I first put my feet on the floor in the morning and until everything warms up, burning on the top and bottom of my feet that intensifies throughout the day, hurts in the ankles, etc. Follow-up question, "has anyone ever spoken to you about Tarsal tunnel syndrome?" No, ma'am, it's similar to what people experience with a carpal tunnel just in the ankle but often treated as plantar fascitis. Here is the definition so I don't get it wrong: "Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a compression, or squeezing, on the posterior tibial nerve that produces symptoms anywhere along the path of the nerve running from the inside of the ankle into the foot. Tarsal tunnel syndrome is similar to carpal tunnel syndrome, which occurs in the wrist." She suggested injections in the ankles to see if that would help. I was surprised that after 10 years of treatment and physical therapy, etc., I had never heard about it. She also said she was correct, I would be thanking her in three weeks when we see each other again because the pain would be three times better. The injections in the ankles felt like an electric shock wave because it was on the nerve. I am usually the person who asks questions when in the presence of a doctor; ask my mom, pops, or dad :). #medicaltips #askquestions #findrightprovider #VA #plantarfasciitis #tarsaltunnel #treatment

📢 Exciting news in the world of ear industry! 🎉 A recent article published in *Inventions* introduces a groundbreaking model for ear cleaning that tackles the challenges faced by patients with ear canal disorders. Titled "Mechanism Cleaning of the Ear Canal," this study offers valuable insights into improving the overall ear cleaning experience, while avoiding discomfort or irritation. The article sheds light on the struggles faced by individuals who are unable to clean their ear canals through natural self-cleaning processes. This can be a common issue for many patients, hindering their overall ear health. Recognizing this need, the authors have developed a unique approach that aims to provide a viable solution. The implications of this study for the industry are significant. The development of an effective, non-irritating ear cleaning model has the potential to revolutionize the way patients with ear canal disorders are treated. As industry professionals, it is crucial for us to stay up-to-date with such advancements that enhance patient experience and well-being. I would love to hear your thoughts on this groundbreaking research. Have you come across similar innovations in ear cleaning? Share your experiences and insights in the comments below. Let's engage in a meaningful discussion to explore the possibilities and potential for further advancements in this field. To learn more about ear health and related solutions, visit our website: [insert company website link here]. Keep thriving and stay tuned for more exciting updates in the ear industry! #EarHealth #EarCare #Innovations #IndustryAdvancements #EngagementOpportunity

Don't Overlook the Little Things: A Cautionary Tale on Health Checkups Meet my father-in-law, who at 87 years young, is the epitome of physical fitness and mental sharpness. Yet, despite his overall good health, he struggled with balance and discomfort in unfamiliar areas. After thorough testing, it wasn't neurological or orthopedic issues that plagued him—it was a hidden culprit: cataracts. A simple eye test revealed the key to his discomfort, showcasing the importance of eye health in overall well-being. Conversely, a school friend of his faced a devastating battle with mouth cancer. Despite being a non-smoker with a healthy lifestyle, neglecting regular dental checkups led to severe infection and, ultimately, cancer. This serves as a poignant reminder: don't underestimate the significance of seemingly minor health checkups. Eye tests, dental exams, and hearing evaluations are just as crucial as screenings for heart health or other major concerns. Make it a habit to prioritize comprehensive health checkups for yourself and your loved ones—your future selves will thank you. #HealthCheckups #PreventiveCare #WellnessAwareness #CancerPrevention #vayahVikas

Why do I Get Symptoms Like Dizziness and Nausea from Riding in a Car? A common issue we hear from patients is feeling dizzy when riding in a car. In this case, we found that it was due to two main factors: 1) down-beating nystagmus, which is an abnormal eye movement where the eyes drift upwards and then quickly correct back down, and 2) vergence issues, where the eyes have difficulty coordinating to focus on near and far objects. These neurological issues can make it challenging for the brain to process all the visual information encountered while driving, leading to symptoms like dizziness and nausea. Treatment involves using whole-body vestibular stimulation through rotation therapy to strengthen the connection between the inner ear and the cerebellum. This, combined with targeted eye movement exercises, has been effective in reducing the frequency of the abnormal eye movements and improving the patient's ability to visually process their environment while driving Office: (734)-707-5105 Email: Info@drkeiser.com #ehlersdanlossyndrome #ehlersdanlos #eds #ehlersdanlosawareness #ehlersdanlossyndromes #ehlersdanlossyndromeawareness #pots #potstreatment #potsawareness #postcovid #posturalorthostatictachycardiasyndrome #potsie #dysautonomia #dysautonomiaawareness #dysautonomiawarrior #dysautonomiatreatment #vestibular #autonomicdysfunction #autonomicnervoussystem #ans #concussion #concussionawareness #concussiontreatment #concussions #postconcussionsyndrome #postconcussion #headinjury #braininjury #braininjuryawareness #braininjuryrehab

Our latest blog is a case study about how a #riserrecliner chair transformed the life of a #MultipleSclerosis (MS) patient with chronic pain, including a bad back, sore legs, and an overall sore body. Find out about specific challenges that were faced and how the introduction of a riser recliner chair significantly improved comfort and quality of life: https://lnkd.in/e4qPrpep

Quick Tip for IT Pros & Clients! 🌟 Spending hours at your computer? Watch out for Dowager's Hump at your neck's base! Cleveland Clinic's article offers prevention and treatment tips. Let's prioritize our posture and spinal health together. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eXEVcfe7 #HealthInTech #PreventDowagersHump #ClevelandClinic #StayHealthy

New blog: Sudden Sharp Pain in the Wrist https://lnkd.in/e-knQTuB Wrist pain is a common complaint, whether from an acute sports injury or too many hours logged at a keyboard. In fact, up to 1 in 5 adults* will experience sharp pain in their wrist at some point in their lives. As we continue to celebrate Hand Therapy Week, we tapped the expertise of SportsMed Union City Hand & Upper Extremity Specialist and Certified Hand Therapist Rebecca Lieberman, OTR/L, CHT to learn more about the causes of, treatment options for, and ways to prevent wrist pain. Our newest blog is full of tips & tricks, including easy exercises & stretches you can try at home. If you are experiencing wrist pain, it is recommended to see a qualified healthcare professional such as a Hand Therapist for evaluation and treatment. Rebecca said it best: “Our goal is to help you get back to your normal routine and preferred activities. We will work together to come up with a treatment plan that works best for you, and create an individualized program to target your personal goals and get you back to doing what you love.” *Source: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders; citation linked in blog post