Yoga For Joint Pain Health Feed

Research shows regular yoga practice lowers risk for heart disease and hypertension. It also lessen symptoms of depression headaches diabetes some forms of cancer and pain related disease like arthritis
Yoga stimulate pressure receptors in skin which in turn ramp up brain and body's vagal activity, as it plays a role in hormone production and release

Medicines will help you to get relief from the pain temporarily. In the long run you need to do therapeutic exercises for the particular joint to maintain mobility. Also you need to reduce weight so that joint is not overloaded and avoid pain. Go for the right approach to loose weight, follow a healthy balanced diet, and do exercises suitable for your body type (avoid aerobics, zumba, high intensity cardio) initially, once you loose 15-20 kgs weight, then you can go for zumba or aerobics. To sta...more

Rheumatoid arthritis will have symmetrical distribution of pain swelling in joints of both sides. You can continue with all yoga pranayama and aerobic exercises with physiotherapy also.

I would like you continue Yoga and stretching exercises.

Pl see if there's no other problem like burning micturition.

For the time being pl take turmeric in milk, guggul based medicines, ten root decoction and Panchakol herbal decoction for a week.

Pl inform response and any other complaint for further needful.

Thank you for your query. * I would suggest you to start taking ghee regularly if you are not taking it. * Also try to avoid junk and dried food frequently. * Body massage with oil will help. * Yogasana will surely help along with proper diet. Mere asana without proper diet might aggravate the condition. *Asananas like bhujanga, manduka, savasana will surely help. For any further informations please feel free to contact. Thank you and take care.

Calf Stretches

Standing calf stretch
Stand away from a wall and.put your fight foot behind you and be sure your toes are facing forward. Lean forward at the ankle while bending the right knee and keeping your heel on the ground. Hold this for 30 to 60 seconds. Repeat 10 times a twice a day.




Downward dog yoga stretch
Get down on all fours with your hands under your shoulders on the floor. Walk your hands forward slightly on the floor. Spread your fingers a...more

The entire humanity is now used to a fast-paced, stressful life without time to think about their physical and mental health. Your body can adapt to this kind of lifestyle for a while. After which, one fine day, it might breakdown, with or without warning.

Emotional stability is lost, and physical trauma is felt, and everyday activities may seem to be scary. Yoga comes to the rescue for all your problems, be they physical or mental.

The real essence of Yoga lies around improvin...more

Dear Lybrate User,
your grandfather has osteoarthritis.. For that.. It is considered as Vayu increased in the body and ultimately arthritis development due to lack of synovial fluid in the knee joint. So
Avoid fast food junk food oily food spicy food heavy food to digest etc..
Drink more water..
Eat more and more green leafy vegetables..
Don't take opposite potency diet like milk and carrots sour fruits etc..
Don't suppress any natural urges like urine stool etc..
F...more

Hello,
please send me your all investigation report to rule out whether it is ldp/ loss or increase of lumbar lordosis or anything else.
This may be due to overweight or deficiency of vitamin d3 and calcium or due to poor posture. Till then follow these advises:-
1. Take calcium supplements and sun bath daily to prevent further damage to your joints.
2. Avoid heavy lifting.
3. Avoid squatting and weight bearing activities.
4. Use western toilet.
5. Wear shock absorbin...more

Dear you can do Jumping into a workout without first warming up your muscles can increase joint pain, especially after age 40, says David Kruse, MD, a board certified sports medicine specialist with Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Irvine, CA" Joints hurt more when muscles and tendons are stiff. As we age, our joint mobility and tissue flexibility decline; a thorough warm-up helps accommodate these changes. It doesn’t have to be long and it doesn’t have to complicated: Five minutes of light movement...more