Tennis elbow

Category: General and whole-body
What is given: Tennis elbow point — sometimes the pain is so great that they cannot even lift a spoon
What is barred: Give until the pain goes out — the count is the pain, not a number
Explained in: The Front of the Body II

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Self treatment

Neck pain Neck

cervical ke liye

Given by a therapist

Neck

From The Front of the Body II

The two full stops that stopped a treatment

A composite, assembled from the camps where the card outlives the therapist who wrote it.

The card was eleven months old and had been folded into four so many times that the creases had gone furry. It belonged to a retired postmaster of sixty-three from Thane who came twice a week for a burning under the breastbone that his family had always called gas, and it carried the usual supine block in a neat hand, with one oddity near the bottom: a word set between two full stops, like this — . Loveleen .

On the Tuesday the therapist who knew him was at a funeral, and a young woman from the second-year batch took the morning. She came to that line and stopped. She had learned Loveleen the previous month and knew the three tracks and the order; what she did not know was what the dots were for. So she did the one thing the dots exist to make her do: she asked.

The senior at the next mat looked at the card for perhaps two seconds. "Dots mean written so it cannot be given. Somebody found something. Don't give it until you know what." It took a phone call to find out: eight months earlier the postmaster had mentioned, at the door, while putting on his sandals, that he was "under some tablets for the kidney, nothing serious". The therapist who heard it had changed nothing in the digestive work. He had simply gone back to the card and written one word between two dots, because Loveleen is not given to kidney patients or to heart patients, and a card is read by people who were not in the room.

Eleven months, two therapists, one funeral, one locum — and the instruction held. That is what a point written to be withheld is for. Most of this article is about what to do; this one line of it is about how to make a decision survive you.

The Front of the Body I taught the supine points that fill most of an ordinary morning, ending with the first head-end treatment, W D. This article finishes the front of the body.

It is a longer list and a more varied one, and the variety is the lesson. From here the hand comes back into the work; the foot begins to slide instead of press; several counts stop meaning how many presses and start meaning how many strokes make one; and in two treatments the instrument is the patient's own legs and the patient's own fists.

Everything from The Front of the Body I still stands. The eight standing rules of every supine treatment are set out in full in The Front of the Body I, "The Front of the Body — I", and an entry silent about them is not excusing you from them. See also → Placing the Patient, "Placing the Patient"; The Shorthand, "The Shorthand"; and Six Seconds, "Six Seconds".

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN HERE

By the end of this article you will be able to:

State the anterior-neck rule in full, name every point in this article that brings a hand or a foot near the neck, and say the conditions under which the rule bites hardest.

Give Rt. Ov. and Lt. Ov. with the correct foot on the correct forearm, the other foot parked where it belongs, and in the order the therapy gives them — and say when that order changes.

Distinguish Pit, Para and Thrd 'P' from one another by arm alone, count all three by the rule four equals one, and never confuse Thrd 'P' with Thrd.

Give ONS finger by finger — which hand, which fingers, which toe between which — and state its three cautions.

Give the chest group as glides, not presses, convert a written number into rubs, keep inside the twelve-rub limit, and state the condition under which Thymus is withheld.

Give the limb treatments — Sulta Ulta at its two angles, Stretch, B A F A, Tennis Elbow — with the arm position, the palm direction and the order each one names.

Say, for every caution in this article, the condition that makes it bite.

Also explained in

The throat, and the treatments given with the hands The Front of the Body II
The nine remaining treatments on one plate — Thrd, Vocal Point and Electrical Waves at the neck with the hands, Lu + Sh and Loveleen on the chest and flank, and Sulta Ulta, Stretch, B A F A and Tennis Elbow along the arm
Vocal Point (वोकल पॉइंट / वोकल घिसाई) The Front of the Body II
Tennis Elbow is ninety seconds or less, one arm at a time.
Every symbol, and how to say it in words The Shorthand
(Figure 14.2) Table 10 — The written symbols and their names (first plate) Symbol (described) Code Full name A small circle flanked by inward-leaning strokes — \ ° / Back Arrow Back Arrow, or Blood supply to lungs Two
The neck, the shoulder and the arm Each Point in Use
Tennis elbow Given to take out the pain of the elbow joint.
The master list — every treatment point, by the position the patient is placed in The Shorthand
Ov Left ovary The Front of the Body II Pit Pituitary The Front of the Body II Para Parathyroid The Front of the Body II Thrd 'P' Thyroid 'P' The Front of the Body II ONS Old Nabhi Set — पुराना नाभि सेट The Front of the Body II TF Toe Fingers The Front of the Body II NNS New Nabhi Set The Front of the Body II CNNS Complete New Nabhi Set The Front of the Body II New CNNS
The notation conventions, gathered The Shorthand
With a bracket in front, the whole pass is performed that many times The small ring Liv⁰ · Mu⁰ "Liv-zero" · "Mu-zero" A different point: single station, hand contact high at the shoulder A glyph inside the line (20) ↑\

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