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    Kaleem Array
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    Re: how to minimize pain during Gliding/Mobilizations?

    Quote Originally Posted by KiranC View Post
    Hi

    I am a final year student of B.P.T(bachelor in Physiotherapy). As I treated many frozen shoulder patients, so I will suggest to apply host pack first, then give traction.First start with the oscillatory movements in the available range with traction. Then go for glides. Correct traction force will give relief from pain to great extent.

    Another thing which I really want to mention is that If a patient is having pain at night, then give cold pack instead of hot pack. It will really reduce the pain.

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    I don't think its a good idea Kaleem.
    thank u very much. i also need info about facial paralysis. i.e. when to advice patient exercises?


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    Re: how to minimize pain during Gliding/Mobilizations?

    Can you please tell me the reason of facial paralysis?Are half side face muscles paralysed???Is it Bell's palsy? Whats the diagnosis?


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    Re: how to minimize pain during Gliding/Mobilizations?

    it's bell's palsy. also tell about traumatic facial palsy e.g after ear surgery or after road side accident..



 
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