About the Author: Razia Sanwari

Razia Sanwari is a journalist by profession with more than 20 years of experience in the print media. With Masters in English Language and Literature, Razia began her career as a junior sub-editor in a Kolkata English language daily and since has worked with leading dailies in India and the Middle East with senior positions in the editing department. She has a passion for editing and her strength includes writing and copy editing. Razia’s forte lies in health and fitness articles, travel writing and stories for children and she is also an active blogger. She is currently the Consulting Editor for Health Products For You.

Razia Sanwari's Articles

Feb

Improving Life with Hip Replacement

Posted on Feb 06, 2015 by Razia Sanwari

Severe pain in the hip joint, long-term stiffness and restricted mobility plus impaired quality of life may call for surgery to replace the hip joint with an artificial part.

Posted in Hip Protection

Jan

CPM - In Recovery Mode

Posted on Jan 03, 2015 by Razia Sanwari

CPM, or continuous passive motion, is a treatment process applied to exercise a joint post surgery or injury in order to prevent swelling and stiffness thus ensuring that the limb recovers completely and functions smoothly. It is a method applied to aid in recovery of the joint with the help of a mechanized device in a procedure by which the joint is rehabilitated.

Posted in CPM

Dec

Top Ten Back Pain Relief Products

Posted on Dec 05, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

Back pain is a common occurrence and you can often hear complaints of it at home, in the office and in social circles. Rehab Store offers top 10 Back pain relief products

Posted in Back

Dec

Top Ten Light Therapy Products

Posted on Dec 01, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

Using light to treat aches and pains, depression and skin disorders is becoming quite common these days and it is being recommended more and more as an effective therapy where drugs have no role to play. Light therapy, or phototherapy, is a procedure where the body is exposed to daylight or subjected to artificial light for a specified number of hours.

Posted in Light Therapy

Sep

Hammer Toes – Identifying and Treating

Posted on Sep 03, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

We come across many physical deformities which are minor, not much troublesome and so, we ignore it. We tend to overlook or neglect it till it starts to actually give trouble. Hammer toes is one such condition that is often ignored because it starts off as a mild deformity but then gets worse over a period of time.

Posted in Forefoot solutions

Jul

Heel Spurs: Diagnosis and Treatment

Posted on Jul 30, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

Do you feel a sharp, knife-like pain in your heel on waking up in the morning or after prolonged standing/walking? Does this pain increase in intensity after long-drawn-out periods of rest or after some kind of an activity/exercise? Heel spur is a calcaneal or a small bone spur that is located on the heel bone or calcaneus and common in patients with a history of foot pain. They are tiny calcium deposits that can form near the base of the heel bone and jut out causing pain whenever pressure is applied on the heel.

Posted in Foot & Heel Care

Jul

Dealing with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Posted on Jul 15, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or Disorder (CTS) is the name given to the condition that is caused by the swelling of the tissues around the median nerve of the hand resulting in the nerve getting pressed or pinched and pain and weakness being felt in the hand and wrist.

Posted in Hand and Wrist Supports

Jul

Ankle Pain and its Causes

Posted on Jul 11, 2014 by Razia Sanwari

Pain of any type is certainly not welcome! But if it is in the ankle, then mobility gets restricted and this can surely be such a pain! So, the priority becomes to identify the cause of the throbbing and the subsequent remedy.

Posted in Ankle/Foot Supports

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