Any joints for the classic doctors on knees or elbows
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do arms and legs move at the joints? I can see that the last 4-5 have joints at the arms that move but the others don't look like they do.
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yes. they work even better with forearm crutches. Im a PT and have had many patients use these tips with success.
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The knees and elbows are moveable on the Cyberman and the Doctor. The Dalek is a bit "thin" so might now stand up to rough play but the other two figurines are sturdy.
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I had knee replacement, both knees. They do not hurt but "tire" very quickly and I do not spend much timebetween chairs. I wonder if copper knee sleeves would help ?????????????? RDS
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Yes, it takes stress off the joint. Also try some good quad strengthening exercises - see Treat Your Own Knee Arthritis for more on that.
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I just had both my knees replaced so learned many at physical therapy. They use them on almost any and all issues. There are books that help you target certain areas. I have several on my kindle from from amazon so they go with me every where. I need major toning and I see they help with that as well. You can also google resistance bands and lots come up. The variety pack is great. You want to start off at the correct level and work up as you strengthen the area or correct the issue. I also use them to hold down ice packs on my knees... Love these things.
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I know the knees are jointed because my daughter can pose the doll in a sitting position. I'm pretty sure the elbows bend because I think my daughter can make the doll shoot the arrow. You will love this doll!
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Sorry about your knee. No fun for sure. I am not a doctor however I will share my sons experience. My son was born with a severe club foot that required 3 surgeries to correct at 14 months old. He is now 26 years and has been suffering with arthritis for about 4 years. I originally bought this for myself and he had asked me if I thought it could help him. I was not sure if it would so we gave it a try and it did! He said that it works great for him. I now see that there are pads available on Amazon. I will be buying some here. (The unit wants you to purchase replacements from China. I did not feel comfortable doing that). Best wishes to you. Cheryl
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It has a setting for joints, the knee is a joint.. I have fibromyalgia and found this to be a great relief from some of the pain. I am buy my mother in-law one for her back.
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I do have a little trouble with my hands so I do think the fitness gloves would be a big help. I have problems with one of my knees so I kneel on a pillow. The extra cushion helps.
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My wife does and she has arthritis in her thumbs. Makes loading easy for her.
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Take a look at the sizing chart for the knee sleeves. They go pretty small. If they are still too small you could try the elbow sleeves. But having both, they are slightly different in shape and feel.
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I've used elbows at 90 degrees, with forearms parallel to the ground. This has worked well for me.
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You might try online. Google it. I think I did. You can measure your knee and it will tell you which one you need. I love this brace.
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My husband has tendonitis (tennis elbow). I decided to give Tommy Copper a try after the other braces and compression bands failed. It works for him. Hope this helps.
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I don't have tendinitis, but I do have arthritis in my hands. The YogaPaws help by stabilizing the wrist, and hands. I would ask your PT about the necessary exercises to strengthen, or stretch the muscles in your hand for the tendinitis. My experience with a bad knee is that when there is an injury other muscles can atrophy, or over strengthen, and then everything is out of alignment. So, both working your muscles without a brace on, and stabilizing with a brace are important. With my knee, I need a brace whenever I am doing yoga, at the same time I continue to stretch and challenge the muscles that are not working to support my over all knee functioning. The YogaPaws are great for that, as long as you find the right size and tightness (you can adjust this) so that it is acting as a grip and stabilizer, and not pinching, or interfering with mobility. I am not a PT, but this is my personal experience. They YogaPaws people are very good at helping you size the yoga paws, which always need to be on the tight size so you don't lose your grip during Yoga. One last thought, I would imagine that your hands are stretching different muscles depending on which is holding the violin and which is using the bow. Yoga is a great way to become really familiar with the muscles in your body, as it makes you so aware of how everything is working. This should help you figure out how best to work your muscles, and I would think that since yoga is not so much geared to the muscles in your hand a good PT could add real value for that. Yoga is amazing for everything, please don't give up!
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I don remeber abt z head but arms and legs have a lot of joints, it include alot of other parts u can switch btw weaplns and limbs