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Posture defects breast cage defects
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1. Is that what breast cage defects really are?
The most commonly mentioned consequences of chest defects are cardiovascular complications: respiratory muscle weakness; decreased lung capacity; ‡ reduced chest mobility. The ribs should be lifted in such a way that the anterior part of the chest should have been moved forward.2. I'm going to do this for you. See more
The effect of this pathology is the protrusion of the chest to the front, in the shape of a sternum, which resembles the front of a boat or part of the body of a bird. However, among the many cases of this disease, some of them have resulted from a previous curvature, which is more common in men than in women. Its characteristic feature is a very strong and very pronounced deformity of the bridge.3. The breast cavity is showing symptoms
It is this lateral protrusion of the rib that leads to a more pronounced curvature within the bridge. Of course, the natural consequence of improper chest structure is muscle tension disorder. The muscles of the back, neck and abdomen will be weakened and excessively stretched. In the previous point, I mentioned that the most common cause of the development of this defect is a curve. Among the most popular are Harrison's thorax (a circular piece of the thoracic wall is also made up of only the height of the fingers) and the disturbance of the vertebral column of the bone (a fragmentation of the spinal column in the area of the humerus and the ribs in the abdominal wall).4. It is not possible to use this method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases
Breathing exercises are an equally important part of treating this condition. It is very important that breathing is combined with the work of the upward-moving arms. The basic contraindication during physical activity is to perform any type of exercise that leads to excessive breast opening and curvature. Breast chest therapy is based primarily on adequate rehabilitation. It will be important primarily to emphasize the breathing phases and the formation of the anterior respiratory tract.5. I'm going to do this for you. See more
Other equally common factors contributing to the development of this defect include disorders in the synthesis and distribution of collagen and certain genetic diseases, such as Marfan syndrome. When the bottom falls tightly into the midline, the changes are symmetrical. It is also known as the rib cage.6. Leukocyte chest symptoms may occur
All of these symptoms result in excessive elbow protrusion, weakening of the abdominal muscles and paradoxical chest movements. The most obvious and characteristic symptom of this defect is the previously mentioned falling of the bridge leading to leukaemia within the chest. The natural consequence of impaired chest movement will be:7. It is not possible to use this method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases
Breathing exercises should be focused primarily on breathing. The basic contraindication for the treatment of this unit is the use of all types of postures and exercising leading to the closure of the chest, i.e. the so-called forearms, four-pointed knees or supports lying in front. The treatment should be aimed at increasing mobility in the shoulder joints and joints within the spine, strengthening the pelvic and other postural muscles, and stretching the tension of the anterior cruciate ligament.
