Top Ten Daily Aids for Parkinson’s Disease

Posted on Jul 18, 2019 by Taikhum Sadiq

A person suffering from Parkinson's finds it very difficult to manage daily life activities such as eating, drinking, showering, using the toilet, etc. There are a number of aids that comes handy while dealing with a patient who has Parkinson's. At Rehab Store we carry a number of products that can be very helpful to them and can help in making their lives easier and more comfortable.

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Posted in Parkinson

Top Products for People with One Hand

Posted on Dec 18, 2018 by Kevin Cleary

Everyday life can be difficult for an able-bodied person, now imagine trying to traverse life with the use of only one hand. Yeah, seems difficult doesn’t it? Things we take for granted in our everyday lives are exponentially more difficult if we only have one hand. Fortunately there are and Rehab Store is here to help you navigate this seemingly confusing landscape.

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Posted in One Handed

A Brief Guide to Heel Spurs

Posted on May 29, 2018 by Taikhum Sadiq

Also known as calcaneal spurs or osteophytes, a heel spur is a calcium deposit which causes a bony bump on the underside of the heel bone. On an X-ray, a heel spur can extend forward by as much as a half-inch. Without visible X-ray evidence, the condition is sometimes known as "heel spur syndrome."

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Posted in Heel Cups Cushions and Pads

Peroneal Tendinopathy: Treatment and Prevention

Posted on May 28, 2018 by Kevin Cleary

Often when we overdo things it results in physical pain and peroneal tendinopathy is no different. Often this injury is called peroneal tendinitis since it involves pain in the outer part of the lower extremities.

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Posted in Fitness

Self-Care for Fungal Nail Infection

Posted on Feb 28, 2018 by Swati Chadha

Fungal infection of the fingernails or toenails refers to the growth of fungi under, in or on the nails. Toenail infections are more common than those of the fingernails. Such infections develop over a period of time.

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Posted in Foot & Heel Care

Alternating Hot and Cold Therapy

Posted on Feb 14, 2018 by Anushree Kothari

Alternating hot and cold therapy, also known as contrast therapy, involves alternative applications of ice and heat to relieve the pain associated with overexertion, arthritis, and injury. This combination therapy is an effective way of treating repetitive strain injuries.

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Posted in Hot/Cold Therapy

Dealing with Winter Aches and Pains

Posted on Jan 15, 2018 by Anushree Kothari

Winter season not only freezes our fingers and toes, leaving our bodies shivering, but also cause winter aches and pains. The condition worsens for people who normally suffer from joint and muscle pain.

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Posted in Therapy Essentials

Top Ten Adaptive Utensils and Eating Aids

Posted on Sep 23, 2017 by Taikhum Sadiq

Parkinson’s, arthritis, stroke, etc., are disorders that require special adaptive utensils for daily living. These are handy and functional, particularly for the elderly.

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Posted in Dining

Basics of Hot and Cold Therapy

Posted on Aug 29, 2016 by Ayush Henry

Application of hot therapy has direct effect on blood vessels. Blood vessels expand by heat which increases the amount of blood flow to the affected area. Joint pain, sore muscles, tendons and ligaments starts relaxing due to proper supply of nutrients and oxygenated blood. Hot therapy is also effective in reducing muscle spasm and increasing the range of motion.

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Posted in Hot/Cold Therapy

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