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Hijama Cupping

Hijama: A Traditional Treatment for Modern Health Problems Hijama, also known as cupping, is an ancient alternative medicine practiced for over 4,000 years. This process helps relieve stagnation in the meridians and promotes overall health.

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Optimally dealing with emphysema: Tips and Advice

Emphysema, a form of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can significantly affect daily life. It is important to understand how to manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. In this blog we share valuable information and practical tips on how to optimally deal with emphysema.

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Prevent back problems

Do you want to prevent back problems and maintain a healthy working posture? Then you've come to the right place! In our latest blog at Physiotherapy Iburg Rotterdam we share valuable insights about the importance of good posture and ergonomics. We delve deeper into how an ergonomically designed workplace can contribute to preventing back problems and promoting general well-being.

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Successful Rehabilitation after Knee Prosthesis

A knee replacement can be a life-changing procedure, and effective rehabilitation is essential for a speedy recovery and regaining optimal mobility. In this blog we share information and tips to inform you about what is involved in successful rehabilitation after knee replacement.

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The importance of good breathing techniques

In this blog we delve into the different breathing techniques. We discuss the various methods, their benefits and how they can have a positive impact on stress reduction, sports performance, relaxation and general well-being.

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Everything you need to know about meniscal injuries

The meniscus is a cartilaginous disc in the knee that acts as a shock absorber and stabilizer, allowing the bones to move smoothly and absorb shock. Unfortunately, meniscus injuries are quite common, especially in people who are active in sports that require twisting movements of the knee.

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Everything you need to know about knee bursitis

Knee bursitis, also known as knee bursitis, is a common condition that often causes pain and discomfort. In this blog, we'll take a closer look at what exactly knee bursitis is, its symptoms, possible causes, and treatment options to help you understand how to manage this condition.

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Hip pain: causes, symptoms and treatment

If you suffer from pain in your hip, it can significantly disrupt your daily activities. Pain in the hip can have various causes, ranging from overuse to hip osteoarthritis. In this article we take a closer look at the symptoms, causes and treatments of hip pain.

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The infamous frozen shoulder

Are you having trouble with your shoulder? Then read on quickly. You may have the infamous frozen shoulder and want to do something about it as soon as possible.

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Everything you need to know about tennis elbow

Never played tennis before and still have tennis elbow, that is very possible. Tennis elbow is an injury to the elbow, which occurs in approximately 2 percent of the population. It is also called tennis elbow or in Latin it is lateral epicondylitis. If you are between 35 and 50, you are even more likely to develop tennis elbow.

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Guidelines for Achilles Tendon Pain

Inflammation of the Achilles tendon is common in runners. In 2020, a new guideline was released that focuses on what is the best treatment for people with Achilles tendon pain according to current standards. We would like to inform you further about this in this article.

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Heel pain in runners

Annoying heel and heel pain is unfortunately common among runners. Complaints on the bottom of the foot at the level of the inside of the heel are often incorrectly referred to as heel spurs.
Heel spur is a calcification of the attachment of the tendon plate to the heel bone. This can be seen on an x-ray. This calcification often occurs later in life and is seen as a normal adaptation of the body. This does not have to lead to heel pain.

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