to enhance qi circulation. Breath is synchronized with movement to maximize benefits. 5. Mindful Focus and Visualization Encourages mental engagement with the body’s tissues. Visualization of energy flowing into muscle
s or modified exercises can help. Tendon Rupture: Overly aggressive movement can compromise the repair; patient education is essential. Stiffness: Persistent joint stiffness may require targeted therapy, splint adjustments, or, rarely, surgical intervention. Patient Non-compliance: Clear c
s: Monitoring for signs of tendon gapping or rupture. Incorporation of passive mobilization techniques, such as the Kleinert or Duran protocols. Late Phase (6 weeks onward) Objectives: Achieve full, functional range of motion and strength. Approach: Discontinuation of splinti
ispose to further pathology. Systemic conditions : Conditions like diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis can impair tendon health. Extrinsic Factors Overtraining : Excessive or rapid increase in activity levels. Inadequate footwear : Poor support or
