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Elbow Brace: Which One Should You Choose?
An elbow brace is used to support and stabilize an injured elbow joint. But which elbow brace is right for you? Find out at HPFY.
Arm Slings: Types of Slings & How To Find The Right One
Finding the perfect arm sling doesn't have to be a challenge. Learn about the different types of slings & how to select the one that works best for you. READ MORE
Recovering from a shoulder injury can be a daunting process and Health Products for You has information that may expedite recovery.
Arm and Shoulder Rehab & Exercise
Exercises to Prevent Rotator Cuff Pain
Our shoulder joint is quite the complicated assembly. Any injury to this area can be extremely painful and debilitating.Health Products For You can show you exercises to prevent it.
Frozen Shoulder Arm and Shoulder
Frozen shoulder is more likely to occur in people who have diabetes or had prolonged immobility or reduced mobility of the shoulder for a long period, such as after surgery, stroke or an arm injury.
A Brief Guide to Treatment of Skier’s Thumb
The ulnar collateral ligament of the thumb is a ligament that runs through the ulnar side of the thumb and is responsible for the flexing of the thumb. It stabilizes the thumb and provides flexibility. Injury or tear of this ligament is called skier’s thumb or gamekeeper’s thumb.
Golfer's Elbow Treatment 101: What Works Best for Long-Term Recovery?
The front part of the arm contains a number of muscles that are responsible for the movement of the digits of the hand. These muscles and tendons come together to form a sheath which originates from the elbow joint. When this region gets inflamed due to injury, the condition is called golfer’s elbow.
Our shoulders are one of the most complex joints in our body. It’s where the humorous bone meets the scapula in a ball and socket joint. Also included in the shoulder area is the rotator cuff, your clavicle bone (collarbone), and the bursa sac which has fluid to cushion and protect the tendons in your rotator cuff.
It’s very common during exercise or sporting events to suffer a minor injury. One of the most common is a sprain of the wrist. Many of the sports or activities we partake in can lead to us falling. This can happen from collisions or a loss of balance.
Ultrasound Therapy: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Ultrasound therapy can expedite recovery from injury. What is ultrasound therapy? How exactly does it work and is it right for me? READ MORE
Improve Balance & Stability with 6 Easy Exercises
Aging can diminish our balance and stability. Are there balance exercises that can improve balance and stability? Are they easy for the elderly? READ MORE
Tracking Calories: Keeping Tabs on Caloric Intake
Tracking your calories can help with weight loss and a healthy diet. How do I properly track my calories? What’s the best way to track calories? READ MORE
Mental & Behavioral Symptoms Caused by UTIs in the Elderly
Urinary tract infections can cause psychological symptoms. How do UTIs affect the elderly? Are there symptoms to look out for? READ MORE
Your Best Diet Options for Stomach Ulcers
Diet can be vitally important for those with stomach ulcers. What foods should I avoid? Are there foods to help me deal with my stomach ulcer? READ MORE
Nutritional Supplement Drinks: Pros and Cons for Older Adults
Aging brings with it changes in nutritional needs. Should I supplement my diet with nutritional drinks/shakes? Do they work and are they safe? READ MORE
Your Guide to Sterilization and Infection Control Products
Controlling infection during medical procedures is critical. What is the proper technique for sterilization? How do I disinfect medical devices or surgical instruments with? READ MORE
7 Items You Must Have for Safe Blood Sugar Management
Dealing with diabetes on a daily basis is challenging. How do I keep my blood sugar balanced? What do I need with me every day? How do I protect my loved one? READ MORE
Human Metapneumovirus: A Diagnosis and Treatment
This time of year, respiratory viruses can become commonplace. Human Metapneumovirus or HMPV can cause respiratory disease. What is HMPV? Who is at risk and what are the treatments? READ MORE