November 2011 [Volume 10, Issue 11]

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In this issue of To Your Health:

• Joint Capsular Patterns
• A Cramp in the Calf
• Patients with Fibromyalgia Find Comfort in Massage Mysofascial Release Therapy

Joint Capsular Patterns

Passive and active range-of-motion tests are routinely used to identify soft-tissue pathologies. Unfortunately, practitioners often do not derive the full benefits of the information they can acquire through these tests. By understanding joint biomechanics, you can gain valuable information and greatly improve treatment strategies for range of motion issues.

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A Cramp in the Calf

Do you suffer from posterior leg cramping and pain? A multitude of factors produce these symptoms, from dehydration, overuse, poor conditioning, muscle fatigue to low levels of potassium, sodium or carbohydrates. If the calf muscle is the cause of pain and isn't properly treated, the pain can become more persistent and intense. Learn more about this muscle and how your therapist can help you achieve pain relief.

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Patients with Fibromyalgia Find Comfort in Massage Mysofascial Release Therapy

Many people suffer from fibromyalgia and its associated symptoms including sleep alterations, headache, spastic colon, anxiety and depression. While there is no known cure, treatment is focused on symptom control and research has show that Myofascial Release Therapy is commonly and effectively used to treat this chronic painful condition.

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