Sentences with phrase «injured area»

It has been reported that holy basil helps injured areas of the body with wound recovery.

It only makes sense that using disposable pads against a delicate injured area would slow down healing.

In general, children who play sports are more fit than adults; as a result, their cardiovascular systems supply more blood to injured areas of their bodies, speeding the healing process.

The peptide, just four amino acids long, binds to a protein complex that's more abundant in injured areas and can therefore carry the therapy through the blood straight to the damaged sites.

They protect injured areas from environmental containments like dirt and debris and also...

MIR helps expand blood vessels and increases circulation, so more oxygen can reach injured areas of the body.

The most commonly injured area in swimmers is the shoulder.

Stem cells can migrate to injured areas within the body and differentiate into the cell types of the newly formed tissue, whereupon, they can replace the damaged ones, and / or secrete trophic factors that are required for tissue repair.

I noticed that Sock Doc seems to not recommend stretching injured areas, but I presume stretching after exercise is still a good thing?

#COYG let's add salt to already injured area.

MMP - 3 immunoreactivity was detected in cells within the lesion site, invading neutrophils, and blood vessel endothelial cells in the area outside of the initial injured area (the penumbra).

You will probably have heard of the term cold therapy and are likely to conjure up images of ice packs or cold compresses being placed onto injured areas of the body; these are likely to be alternated with warm compresses.?

These cones are used to prevent dogs and cats from biting, scratching and licking wounds, incisions, or other injured areas.

I had no idea how he could have so badly injured both areas of his right leg but luckily I had added him to my insurance policy the day I adopted him as a kitten so he was covered by Healthy Paws!

Prescribed rehabilitative fitness programs to strengthen or support injures or as alternative to avoid injured areas.

Mid infrared is a longer wavelength that can penetrate deeper into the body's soft tissue increasing circulation, releasing oxygen to reach injured areas.

These cells migrate to injured areas within the body and get transplanted and transform themselves into new tissue cells that replace the damaged ones.

By mentally controlling the device with the help of a brain - computer interface, participants trained the uninjured parts of their brains to take over functions previously performed by injured areas of the brain, the researchers said.

In this second part of the knee video, I'm going to talk about the most commonly injured area of the knee, the inside, the medial aspect of the knee, where people feel like they have, or maybe have, injured their medial meniscus...

Injure this area and you'll suffer from amnesia.

Think about it - when your skins gets cut, your body springs into action, limiting blood flow to the injured area to prevent blood loss, creating a protective covering in the form of a scab (aka nature's band - aid), and regenerating new skin.

With the blood flowing and skin temperature returning to normal, members can opt for a localized cold air treatment which specifically treats sore or injured areas to further assist with the decrease in inflammation.

He spent the rest of the night receiving treatment from physiotherapist Dr. Ara Suppiah and alternating between icing and heating the injured area.

Welbeck has not suffered a setback since his return to training, which is good news considering the amount of first team players that put much pressure on the injured area upon returning to training.

The thought is that by injecting PRP into an injured area, an increased concentration of growth factors is then available to heal whatever damage is present.

Cold reduces blood flow to an injured area and can limit the degree of swelling in an acute injury.

This PRP is then injected into the injured area and / or is injected into an area that has just been surgically repaired.

Although we have a theoretical explanation (putting more growth factors into an injured area), it is unclear what, if anything, is actually occurring on a more microscopic level.

Although exceptions to these rules exist, the golden question when deciding whether someone is healthy enough to play is, «Do you need to change the way you normally run / jump / throw in order to make it through the game, and / or are you compensating with other parts of your body in order to take pressure off the injured area?»

It's caused by Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli bacteria.1 These bacteria often are carried on the mother's or (hospital) staff's unwashed hands, or in the newborn's mouth.2 The bacteria enter the mother's body through an open, injured area of the nipple, although in some cases there might be no discernible wound.

To maintain pressure, tie another bandage — or wrap plastic wrap or duct tape — firmly around the bandages and the injured area.

If your child is the first one there and a friend or sibling may have broken a bone just let your child know not to move the injured area until help arrives.

Place the lower arm into the splint, supporting the injured area.

The method you use for protecting the injured area depends on where the injury is (see below).

Rather, it stimulates the body's desire to heal the damage that is causing the pain by draining the toxins that build up in an injured area.

The surgical procedure involves removing the top two layers of skin from a healthy donor site, and transplanting the tissue to an injured area.

White blood cells travel to injured areas to help repair the damaged tissue, causing inflammation in the process.

First there is a beneficial, early acute inflammation response that removes dead cells and begins repairs to the injured area.

A new study published online September in Current Biology suggests that touching an injured area on one's own body reduces pain by enhancing the brain's map of the body in a way that touch from another can not mimic.

Just what triggers the cells surrounding a zebra fish's injury to start dedifferentiating is unknown, but Keating says regenerative therapy for human beings will in some circumstances involve transplanting stem cells to the injured area.

This is due to the degeneration of the spinal pathways that carry nerve signals from the brain to the different parts of the body and vice versa, resulting in loss of mobility and sensitivity underneath the injured area.

«Prompt treatment with stents or a balloon angioplasty to open up blocked arteries and restore blood flow to injured areas of the heart muscle is life - saving, yet paradoxically it can also increase the risk for potentially fatal arrhythmias,» says Soroosh Solhjoo, Ph.D., a cardiology postdoctoral fellow at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

MRI revealed decreased blood flow to the injured area and osteonecrosis in 80 percent of patients in the superomedial quadrant of the femoral head.

After four weeks, the HIOs had completely engrafted into the injured area, forming 3D structures resembling normal tissue.

Now, older treatments that were abandoned because they didn't latch to injured areas or had negative side effects could be revived.