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Hans Albert Quistorff, LMPAntalgic Posture Pain Specialist
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- ANTALGIC POSTURAL POSITION STRESS RELIEF Massage therapy specialty by Hans Albert Quistorff, L.M.P. RATIONAL: People who suffer sprain/strain injuries will assume a postural position when weight bearing to avoid pressure on nerve endings that report pain. But even more commonly antalgic postural position is determined by proprioceptor nerves that determine safe limits to protect the nervous system even though no consious pain is expressed. The postural position, held for long periods of time outside of normal anatomical posture, distresses muscles, tendon attachments to the bones, ligaments, and joint tissues involved in holding such antalgic posture. The injured person needs care for, and understanding of, the resulting secondary pain and fatigue. Appropriate active or passive positioning while not weight bearing to achieve a rest position which allows renewal of stressed tissues. Verbal instruction with passive positioning and or movement to teach the proprioceptive position of rest for patient self care. Written instruction/explanation for patient review and explanation to those supporting them in the healing process. see SELF CARE pages links home page for examples.
hi Hans, (it's me)
ReplyDeleteI know you didn't ask for any but here is my advice for your blog:
• 1 Get a "blogthis" button.
• 2 Read realated blog posts and post short comments.
• 3 Press the blogthis button at least 1 time per day.
• 4 Keep your posts short.
• 5 Write personal things that are 100% off-topic.
Nr [5] seems unprofessional but it's hard to get to know a person online. Just be you, it's quite easy actually, no strain :0) And it makes [3] easy enough to upkeep.
There has to be something new on the blog every day. It doesn't matter how superficial it is. The frequency of your visitors visit (in this case mine) depends on how old your oldest post is. 1 post per month means I only "have to" visit your page 1 time every 3 months or so. That's not good, even if I had such memory. (which I don't)
You can take the embed code from youtube or google video and put it in a posting in a few seconds.
Post this one for example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9ZV25UwNYw
Write 10 words and your post is done for the day.
I've done this for years, I can assure you that any extra effort is waisted.
On this blog of mine hardly anything ever happens.
http://fototour.blogspot.com/
Sure it looks very nice, but that's hardly a reason to (ever) visit again.
End of class, you are now a professional blogger.
May you bring happiness to the masses.
:-)