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चंडीगढ़ पीजीआई ने अपनी नई शोध से घुटनों के ऑस्टियोआर्थराइटिस के दर्द और जोड़ों के घिसाव को कम करने में सफलता हासिल की है.

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00:00Today is the World Physiotherapy and in PGI, we have been doing this for a seminar, but there are some kind of diseases that have been seen in the physio, which are the most important ones, which are the most important ones.
00:14We have Dr. Monika Chabda, who has been looking at these diseases, which are the most important ones, which are the most important ones, which are the most important ones.
00:27Today is the World Physiotherapy Day, and its theme is Healthy Aging.
00:34So, how do you see the healthy aging?
00:37Okay, sorry.
00:40So, I see the healthy aging that we are growing at the age, but with aging, we say that we don't do the job, we don't do the job, we don't do the job, we don't do the job.
00:53We don't do the job.
00:54We don't do the job.
00:55We don't do the job.
00:56There is a physiological process.
00:57But, what is the necessary thing that we need to do with our work, our recreation, we don't compromise.
01:06I have seen patients such as a lot of difficult things, who are very difficult to one course, to the other table.
01:14So, aging should not be a punishment.
01:18It should be a graceful, healthy aging,
01:21in which we are pushed pushed, our muscles are strong, we don't do our work, we don't do our work, we don't do our shock.
01:30Because aging, one time I will be aging, my retirement will be.
01:34After that, I have many things that I want to do, because I am out of a lot of responsibilities.
01:39If I'm not doing any problems, if I'm going to work, if my pains will be, if I'm going to rub my hair in my bed,
01:44If I'm going to rub my hair in my bed.
01:47Then how do I do those things?
01:49Because if I'm healthy aging in my view, I can do many things without retirement,
01:59I'm sorry, I end up okay.
02:25So, you have asked a very fantastic question, because when we look at a patient, we follow a principle, like a holistic approach.
02:37Now, a holistic approach means that if a person is just taking a bath, we don't see a bath.
02:44What happened in the bath?
02:45When we are standing, the first thing that the ground touches the ground.
02:51In our body, the whole body is equally distributed.
02:55So, our body is actually very sufferers and we abuse them, shoes are not right, they ignore basic things.
03:06So, when you talk about the body, there is a very important component in the knee assessment, that the body can also be seen.
03:13So, that's why I really liked your question.
03:15Now, what is the relationship between the knee and the pair?
03:18It is very well established.
03:20Look, the pair is made of small arms.
03:24Because of the pair of the body, the pair is made of small arms.
03:25So, what is the pair?
03:27What is the pair of arms?
03:28What is the pair?
03:29What is the pair of arms?
03:30You know what?
03:31We are humans, what do we do?
03:32We are aware of the two parts.
03:33How do we go to one place to another place?
03:34We know that we are going to go from one place to the other.
03:39We don't want to go from one place to the other.
03:42So, if I am not doing a tank, then I will give up on one place.
03:45If I am bleeding, then I will wait on the other side.
03:49I have to get to point B. That's my job.
03:52So, what do we do?
03:55We start to abuse our bodies.
03:58The body is laying down, we will stay on the other side.
04:01We start to abuse our bodies.
04:06We start to abuse our bodies like this.
04:09This is our bodies.
04:11And, you think, like cello tape,
04:13there are ligaments and capsules.
04:17So, our body is not very vulnerable.
04:20There is no joint for connecting it.
04:23It is an impactful structure.
04:25So, when pressure comes from here,
04:28it will come from here.
04:30Where are the pressures from from here?
04:32So, what you are saying,
04:33that the soul is important for the knee.
04:37That is a very important thing.
04:39People present with our new problems.
04:42So, our work is...
04:44I am a physiotherapist.
04:45I am a superintendent of physiotherapists.
04:47I am working for 20 years.
04:49So, our patients are walking into our OPD.
04:51We can see how they are running.
04:52Perhaps they are running?
04:53Are they running out?
04:54Are you running out of breath?
04:56Where is the body?
04:58Because our work is a member.
05:00We always try to leave it with pain.
05:02So, we look at how the body works.
05:04They are running out.
05:06We observe it.
05:07Then, we talk about how it works.
05:08So, we do foot evaluation.
05:10This is a clinical evaluation, but what are the quick points of clinical evaluation?
05:18Look at the foot deformities, the patient's knee pain, the address of the patient's knee pain,
05:23both joined and saw what's going on, what's going on in the hip.
05:28Because this is very very important.
05:31These are all things that we can quickly do.
05:34But if we want to go deeper into this, then today there are very amazing modalities,
05:41such as the pedobarograph, which we can see where the foot pressure is more and less.
05:46This is not just like you talk about healthy aging.
05:50In healthy aging, osteoarthritis is a very big problem.
05:53So we don't talk about the knee.
05:55This is a very big problem.
05:59Then there are many things that can see here in your chest,
06:02because this is the barrier from the skin,
06:04which is ON- demostreneur canSTM.
06:06This reason?
06:07Because the freedom of hormonal distribution is also as a body.
06:09And then this will get happening in a mental algunos sort ofemorgen.
06:12Even the the same kind that this weight reaches flat is SO.
06:17So the .
06:19As we talk about the pedo barograph,
06:20we call them pressure sensing and she used from the pressure mapping
06:23for customized insulin,
06:25which means some correct pressure to give us this.
06:27Now we have to do a modification in this way, such as the knee under pressure is coming.
06:31So we will do a modification in this way, so the pressure will reduce the pressure.
06:35Now, we can give it to support it, we can give it a brace.
06:39It will get better from that. But what is the solution of knee brace? No.
06:43Everything goes hand-in-hand. As in, as we call it,
06:47it works like this. The medicine is reducing the pain,
06:51the inflammation is reducing the inflammation, and it is giving better from that.
06:55There are many electro-therapeutic modalities, excellent modalities, deep-heating modalities,
06:59which can reduce the pain from the hot pack.
07:03Actually, it is a very useful thing, everyone should take it,
07:07wherever you don't have to think. If there is pain, there is pain, there is pain,
07:10there is pain, there is pain, there is pain, there is pain.
07:13But when it goes inside, 2 mm,
07:17it goes inside. So, for deep-heating, there are more modalities.
07:21That we give, that we give, that the environment of the knee gets better,
07:25the pain gets reduced and all.
07:27In addition, we will give some stimulation to increase the muscle strength.
07:31We will give exercises, exercises which will be targeted for the knee,
07:35which will make a support system for the knee,
07:37which will work for long term.
07:39And in addition, bracing, which will be able to do there.
07:43We will be able to do there.
07:45You will be able to move.
07:46One time, you have stopped moving,
07:47it will affect your cardio-respiratory.
07:49No.
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