What is Kinesiology Taping?

• It is a taping method used to facilitate the body's natural healing process by supporting muscle joint structures and increasing their durability without restricting the range of motion.

• By Dr. Kenzo Kase has been carried out. According to Dr. Kase, the cause of musculoskeletal system problems are functional disorders in the muscles rather than joints or bones. Therefore, it is argued that more effective results can be obtained by using the kinesiology taping method of the muscles.

• When kinesiology taping is applied, circulation and movement are increased as the interstitial area is increased by lifting the skin.

• Increasing circulation and movement leads to a decrease in inflammation in that area.

• Therefore, reducing pain in that area, increasing performance, reorganizing the neuromuscular system, preventing injury, improving circulation. and tissue healing is accelerated.

How Does Kinesiology Taping Work?

By sliding the skin upwards, regional blood circulation is achieved. It increases circulation.

With mechanical correction, it facilitates the durability of the joint and joint movement by supporting the muscle tissue around the joint.

Support for fascia. and ensures proper fascia movement.

It reduces the stress and pressure on structures such as muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves.

It reduces tension in tissues.

Increases sensory stimulation.

It increases circulation in edematous areas and reduces edema by increasing the movement of lymphatic fluid.

p>

It controls pain with sensory stimulation.

In which diseases is Kinesiology Taping used?

• Regional muscle spasm, sprains and strains

• Neck, back and waist pain

• Myofascial pain syndrome

• Posture disorders

• Soft tissue pain

• Scoliosis

  >

• After orthopedic surgical interventions

• In sports injuries

• Degenerate in active joint diseases

• In cases of joint instability

• Foot deformities

• In diseases such as tendinitis bursitis fasciitis

• In the place of muscle weakness

• In trap neuropathies

• Cerebrovascular diseases

• Peripheral nerve injuries

• Multiple sclerosis

• To assist rehabilitation in neurological diseases such as cerebral palsy

• In lymphatic system diseases

Side Effects of the Kinesiology Taping Method Is There Any?

The polyacrylate adhesives found in kinesiology tape do not have any known side effects, except for those who are allergic to them.

 

_{Read: 0}