Playing Musical Intruments with Mathematics
Aug 16th
Mathematics is really very helpful use in our daily lives, but did you know that playing musical instrument is still linked with mathematics??
Yes! Mathematics and playing musical instruments are allied. Tempo, Rhythms and and even the positioning of your hand to the instruments has a counting numbers.
1. While playing the drums.
- the beat and rhythm while playing the drums. There is an exact counting on it. Read the rest of this entry »
The Right Tone: How to achieve it.
Aug 16th
Getting the right tone for your guitar is simple…
If you have a piano or a keyboard you will get the right standard tone without a sweat.
This is how to get the standard tone from keyboard, if you know a little about keyboard, this is how to get the right tone of the guitar:
This is the keys in piano
- 6th String (lower “E” string) – Press lower “E” or lower “mi” in equivalent at notes in the piano/keyboard. With that, will get the right tone of the 6th string in the guitar. If the lower “E” tone and the tone of your 6th string have the same tone then you got the right standard tone for the 6th string… The 6th string is located at the top, it is the biggest string. Read the rest of this entry »
General Health and Sex
Oct 27th
Posted by 
pabs in Fitness and Health
Sexual function is correlated to general health. When you are young, it follows that you are generally healthy. Sexual function for young people, is basically normal. However, even at young age, if you are sick with diabetes or other debilitating disease, sexual malfunction usually follows. Those who are taking medication with hypertension will experience a drop in their sexual activity.
According to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association, older people are still amorous with surprising frequency.
More than 4,000 people between the ages of 40 and 80 were polled in the U.S. , Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Around 30 percent of men aged 70 an 80 reported having sex Read the rest of this entry »
Trigger Finger
Sep 21st
Symptoms
- Symptoms of trigger finger usually start without any injury. Symptoms may include the presence of a small lump, pain in the palm, swelling, and a catching or popping sensation in the finger or thumb joints. affected finger may seem stiff and may click when you move it.
- You may notice a bump (nodule) or tenderness at the base of the affected finger in your palm. This is the spot where the tendon is likely catching.
- Stiffness and catching tend to be worse after inactivity, such as when you wake in the morning. Often, finger movement will loosen up with activity. Sometimes, when the tendon breaks free, it may feel like the finger joint is dislocating. Read the rest of this entry »
Trigger Finger
Sep 21st
Treatments and drugs
Trigger finger treatment varies depending on its severity and duration. You should always remember to consult your doctor for appropriate diagnose and treatment of any ailment.
Treatment of mild cases
For mild or infrequent symptoms, these approaches may be effective:
- Ice for five to fifteen minutes at a time on the area which is most swollen and tender.
- Avoid activities which involve a sustained grip. Hold off on the use of grip strengthening devices or exercises involving repetitive squeezing – these put stress on the irritated tendon.
- If fingers bend and lock during the night and are painful to straighten in the morning, it may be helpful to wear a splint to keep them straight while sleeping. One way to do this is to use a wrist support splint as shown below: A wrist splint designed to be worn on the opposite hand may be worn with the forearm end turned out to form a palm sided support for the fingers. This may be helpful as an interim measure. Read the rest of this entry »
Finger & Thumb Stretches
Sep 21st
For prevention and treatment of some hand common problems, I would like to share with you an article from “handhealthreasources.com” regarding Finger & Thumb Stretches.
Finger abduction and adduction (Spread the fingers apart widely then bring them back together)- This is an exercise that just feels good and can help reduce swelling in the fingers. It also stretches the hand out of the position it is held in for most of the day. Read the rest of this entry »
Trigger Finger (Flexor Tendinitis)
Sep 21st
Definition
Trigger finger is an irritation of the digital sheath which surrounds the flexor tendons. When the tendon sheath becomes thickened or swollen it pinches the tendon and prevents it from gliding smoothly. In some cases the tendon catches and then suddenly releases as though a “trigger” were released.
Trigger finger is a type of tendinitis which develops in the tendons which bend the fingers. It is a common problem because of the way that the hand is made, which may be a little different than you would suspect. There are no muscles in the fingers themselves. We actually move our fingers by remote control. Muscles in the forearm are connected to the finger bones by smooth, flexible strings, called tendons. The muscles pull on the tendons, which then bend the finger joints. Read the rest of this entry »
Foot Drop – Treatments and drugs
Aug 9th
Treatments and drugs
Treatment for foot drop depends on the underlying cause. If the underlying cause is successfully treated, foot drop may improve or even disappear. If the underlying cause can’t be treated, foot drop may be permanent.
Specific treatment for foot drop may include:
- Braces or splints. The most common treatment is to support the foot with light-weight leg braces and shoe inserts. A brace on your ankle and foot or splint that fits into your shoe can help hold your foot in a normal position. Read the rest of this entry »
Foot Drop – Tests and diagnosis
Aug 9th
Tests and diagnosis
Foot drop is usually diagnosed during a physical exam. Be prepared to describe how the problem began, as well as any other signs or symptoms you’re experiencing. In some cases, additional testing is recommended:
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This test uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create cross-sectional images of certain parts of the body. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a noninvasive, usually painless medical test that helps physicians diagnose and treat medical conditions. Read the rest of this entry »
Foot Drop – When to seek medical advice
Aug 9th
When to seek medical advice
If you can’t lift your foot or you drag your foot when you walk, consult your doctor. It is best to seek medical advice to determine the possible underlying neurological, muscular or anatomical problem.
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