Kinesiotaping is an effective method!

1. Kinesiotaping and improved joint stability

2. Effect on increased mobility

3. The benefits of gluing to the kinesiotape tape

1. Kinesiotaping and improved joint stability

Further studies have aimed to determine the effect of kinesiotaping on the improvement of knee proprioception in patients with atrial fibrillation disease. This fact may therefore speak for the positive effect of the use of kinetiotaping to improve deep sensation in patients affected by knee injury. The use of Kinesiotapping also improves the proprioception of the knee affected by anterior cruciate ligament rupture. Despite the differences between these individuals in both the frontal and the course of the degenerative knee disease, there is joint instability.

2. Effect on increased mobility

In addition, the application of kinesiotaping increases skin activity at the site of gluing, allowing for increased space between the muscles and the surrounding ligament. On the other hand, by gluing the tape to the muscle in the appropriate direction, we can facilitate its work. Additionally, the EMG record observed an increase in the activity of the quadriceps muscle of the hip after the use of kinetiotaping in the placebo sample. However, the positive effect of this kinetietape is explained by its effect on the axial alignment of the joints, which improves their work.

3. The benefits of gluing to the kinesiotape tape

The results of some studies may support the effectiveness of kinesiotaping, which limits the frontal transplantation of the femur, in people after the anterior cruciate ligament has been completely ruptured. In addition to the above examples, the baseline performance level of the patients presented before the injury should be determined. However, it appears that issues related to kinesietaping and its action or lack of effect on improving the functioning of the human body require further research.