Experiences with

Traction

It stands for Intervertebral Differential Dynamics and is a modern form of traction pioneered in the USA which osteopaths in UK are offering but is quite expensive given they recommend 20 sessions.

Post Traumatic Stress Injury is a description that’s gaining traction. Both terms describe a similar set of symptoms, such as anxiety, sleep disruption, irritability, gut problems, headaches, and hypervigilance. The distinction lies in the wording and an effort to reduce stigma.

The therapy included strapping my hips to a traction table that would separate at the waist and pull on my back. I remember asking one of the PTs if the traction could have caused the leg spasms and he didn't think so.

Gaining traction for my career. Just trying to throw some excitement into the nervousness so I can at least be nervousxcited because that's more fun than just nervous.

Lessor known holistic/unapproved therapies: Acupuncture, PRP ([i]Platelet-Rich Plasma[/i]), (gaining traction in the medical field) LLLT ([i]Low-Level Laser Therapy[/i]), (gaining traction in the medical field) Ozone Therapy Reflexology

I’m especially interested in lateral stability, traction, energy return and impressions for use for track training and drills. Thank you 🙏

Up to us now to support individually if it’s going to get any traction! https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/642233?fbclid=IwAR2YLuAaoRZ2F2aSfSwZEhM3FBdZEdhqx_0VnbPfpx7aRWwZlL7zJIxJvZ0_aem_AZFqDXWfLrjkHowW7Y4KG97AF41yFTsp06_Tz_DXRu9kUvqhW0_3slkxvvOjljtRo3k

The new RLS _stories on Instagram with videos gaining traction TIKTOK is is doing even better.

my nutty question, I have a back stretcher and it will pull vertebrae apart. U can do same by lying flat on a table gradually pulling yourself forward till abdomen and chest are perpendicular to floor and arms touching. Try at your own risk. I am not a doctor just an orthopedic nightmare with hundreds

I'm sure I'll doubt this, but I'll also keep practicing old and new things, and keep getting help, until I get traction.

The new rls_stories page is getting traction

Hi. Just want to share my feelings about today. There is a certain job that is being offered to me but I decided not to take it because I am worried about my illness. There are also things and jobs that I want to try but I am worrying as of now that I will live alone (maybe due to the nature of the

The gut-first theory of Parkinson's, originally proposed 20 years ago, started to intrigue Sulzer after his own research pointed toward the role of an autoimmune response in Parkinson's. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20230822/Gut-first-theory-of-Parkinsons-disease-gains-traction.aspx

Hi all I am on Warfarin and am wondering if anyone who is also on warfarin for there mechanical Aortic valve has had a tooth extraction and how things went. I have been advised by my cardiology doctor to have Antibiotics for a week before. Your information and experience would be a great help

All in, for a relatively low cost, I’ve suddenly got traction. At worst I need a higher dose, or find it doesn’t help. At best, I feel better and that is definitely worth a bit of investment given the response I have had from my NHS GP. I’ll keep you posted!

Hello, after 5 years on Alendronic acid my osteoporosis bone count is now worse -4.1 and so I am due to start Evenity (Romosozumab) once my tooth extraction has healed. I would be pleased to hear from anyone has experience of this medication please.

thank you so much to all of you that posted advice- I had the extraction- a gruelling process as the tooth crumbled and came out in bits. This was expected as it was previously root canal treated and the roots get brittle. Anyway I took an extra 1mg Pred that morning and felt ok. Only thing is the dentist

I am almost 8 months into Carbimazole (20mg twice a day, same dose since July and Propanalol 3 times a day) and not achieving anything close to control so have been living thyrotoxic for at least 10 months, and probably more like a year. Swapping to PTU was briefly discussed last week, but when I asked

I'd be utterly grateful to receive private messages with people's recommendations for Endocrinology Consultants (NHS or Private) in the South East please. Following an shocking appointment last week, swiftly followed by a phone call which left me in tears, I have raised a formal complaint and requested

I have been in persistent Afib since the beginning of January this year, previously I had paroxysmal Afib for 11 years. My Apple Watch says I am in Afib 100 per cent of the time. I am 70 next month and need 1 molar and the wisdom tooth next to it extracted. I am worried that if I stop xarellto I may