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Using light therapy and eyelid massage. A technique called intense-pulsed light therapy followed by massage of the eyelids may help people with severe dry eyes.
Try heat, cold or massage. While evidence to support their effectiveness is limited, massage or the application of a heating pad or ice pack to your back might ...
Early but limited use of orthotics, sedative physical therapy (heat/cold, stroking massage) and analgesics can prevent development of chronic pain syndrome.
Massage, compression and limb movement as appropriate may help relieve lymphedema in arms or legs and swelling of the blood vessels. Orthopedic devices ...
Tendons are tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect muscles to bone. The name for an inflamed tendon is tendinitis. Tendinitis usually happens when ...
It delivers a gentle, warm massage to the lower eyelid to help clear blocked oil glands. This treatment usually takes 15 minutes or less. Multiple ...
Massage therapy. Stress management strategies. Dr. Wahner-Roedler's research interests further include benign monoclonal gammopathies and heavy chain ...
Try deep breathing, meditation, yoga, tai chi or massage. Keep a sense of humor. Spend time with family and friends. Set aside time for hobbies. Read a book ...
Jill, 33, a massage therapist, is affectionately described by her husband, Rob, as a “healthy, organic-eating, tree-huggin,' non-smoking, hippy chick.” Her ...
This type of depression is related to changes in seasons and begins and ends at about the same times every year.
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