Prime Medical Mare, Luuka

Prime Medical Mare, Luuka For individualised orthopedic, physiotherapy all diagnostic services. and all rehabilitation aids.

We also make special aids for all kinds of individuals at our orthopedic workshops as well as community based rehabilitation. We are ready for partnerships to extend services to hard to reach areas and those individuals who may not afford services.

20/05/2022

Whenever you go to visit a doctor, remember to carry any records that talk about your health in the near pastโ˜๏ธ๐Ÿ‘Œ

FACIAL PALSY    (when one's face suddenly or progressively gets deformed and turns to one side)This is a treatable condi...
10/01/2022

FACIAL PALSY
(when one's face suddenly or progressively gets deformed and turns to one side)

This is a treatable condition and USUALLY resolves easily with medical and physical treatment (physiotherapy) combined.
If u happen to find anyone with such a face, demand to meet a PHYSIOTHERAPIST

There is a couple of causes for this, however, in all causes, the nerve that controls movement and strength of muscles on one side of your face is affected. Therefore the strong muscles of the unaffected side "pull the face towards themselves"

Contact us or any physiotherapist for more information and advice on exercise.

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10/05/2021

Big up to your favorite health service provider

Torticollis (tilted neck) especially in children. ,    It's a devastating yet easy condition to deal with. It may be cau...
17/04/2021

Torticollis (tilted neck) especially in children.
,

It's a devastating yet easy condition to deal with.
It may be caused by bad posture in sleeping, injury at birth or while playing, or even for "no good reason"

However whatever the cause, a muscle on one side of the neck develops tension (or simply stiffness) hence pulling the neck to one side.

You can treat your child at home if this is noticed in time. You only need to find a doctor, physiotherapist, occupational therapist or orthopedic officer near you to guide you and you will be ok๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ˜œ

CEREBRAL PALSY   of brain injury during birth.  and post.    In our last post, we saw causes of brain injury be fore bir...
14/03/2021

CEREBRAL PALSY of brain injury during birth.
and post.

In our last post, we saw causes of brain injury be fore birth. Today, we shall see cause during the time of delivery.

*Delayed labor (omwana nga akooye)
*Jaundice (yellowing of mother or baby)
*Forceps delivery, vacuum extraction
*If the baby doesn't cry immediately
*Premature (delivery before term)
And others

us or any doctor for more details. Note: not each time these misfortunes happen that the child will get a brain injury, however, it increases the risk.
Keep safe with your baby by attending antenatal clinics, and go to a health centre for delivery.

07/03/2021

Cerebral palsy
Causes of brain injury before birth

*Infections in the expectant mother affecting the unborn (rubella, German measles, etc). Be regular on antenatal visits to avoid these.

*Certain drugs and medications taken by the expectant mother, including addictive(eg alcohol) and medications. Avoid drug abuse and self medications during pregnancy
*Injuries to the mother(accidents/assault)
*Malnutrition of the mother
*The unborn can also get stroke
*Microcephaly (baby with a small head)
*Unsuccessful abortion
*Sometimes, genetics
And others

CEREBRAL PALSY: causes    Two words (cerebral for brain/cerebrum; palsy for weakness/movement disorder)Cerebral palsy is...
27/02/2021

CEREBRAL PALSY: causes


Two words (cerebral for brain/cerebrum; palsy for weakness/movement disorder)

Cerebral palsy is due to brain injury acquired before, during or after delivery. Hence the brain is unable to give accurate instructions to the muscles to coordinate and give the child appropriate postures and movements in the right timing.

The level of disability depends on the extent of the injury.

We shall see how the baby may acquire such brain injuries in the next posts

CEREBRAL PALSY and delayed milestones in children      Cerebral palsy is a disorder which affects postural development a...
26/02/2021

CEREBRAL PALSY and delayed milestones in children

Cerebral palsy is a disorder which affects postural development and movement leading to delayed stages of child development (or milestones). It causes the child to take unusually longer or be unable to sit, crawl, stand, walk, etc.

The condition is treated by training the child's body to complete the difficult tasks and providing special supportive appliances.

In the next episode, we shall see the causes of Cerebral palsy.

24/02/2021

Much as you do manual labor (e.g farming), you need physical exercises for other body parts which are not involved in your work

What is osteomyelitis?An infection of bones usually bacteria or fungi, and can develop at a site of injury such as a soi...
23/02/2021

What is osteomyelitis?

An infection of bones usually bacteria or fungi, and can develop at a site of injury such as a soiled wound, fracture or any other bone without a nearby wound.

You are at risk if you use a lot of herbs on wounds, neglected wounds and traditional bone setting especially of open fractures.

If the site was not injured before, you start telling deep pain, swelling follows, no blisters and then formation of wounds with pus.

Osteomyelitis is treated usally resolves perfectly if attended to in time.
Visit or advise a victim to visit the nearby district hospital to get help and have it treated.

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20/02/2021

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