Tinnitus and the Temporomandibular Joint: the contribution of Physiotherapy and Cranial Osteopathy

Tinnitus is a common symptom in clinical practice and can have a significant impact on quality of life, especially when it persists in the absence of identifiable structural hearing alterations. In these cases, it may be relevant to consider systems other than the auditory one, such as the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the cervical spine and the musculoskeletal system, which can influence...

Magnesium: physiological functions and relevance to health

Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in multiple physiological processes in the human body. Although it doesn't always receive the same attention as other micronutrients, it plays an important role in metabolic, neuromuscular and energy regulation. Maintaining adequate magnesium levels is associated with the normal functioning of various systems in the body. Biological functions of...

Facial paralysis after acoustic neuroma surgery: mechanisms, functional impact and specialised physiotherapy

Facial paralysis is a possible sequel in people who have undergone surgery to remove an acoustic neuroma. Understanding the mechanisms involved, the functional implications and the role of specialised physiotherapy is fundamental for an informed and integrative approach to recovery. In this article, we clarify what acoustic neuroma is, how...

Respiratory physiotherapy for patients with chronic respiratory diseases to prevent infection complications

Respiratory infections represent a significant challenge for individuals with chronic respiratory problems such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or pulmonary fibrosis. In these cases, respiratory physiotherapy emerges as a crucial tool in preventing complications and promoting respiratory health. This article explores the importance of respiratory physiotherapy as a...

Is there such a thing as the best sleeping position? How to adapt your posture to your body

Many patients have doubts about the best sleeping posture or report discomfort associated with the mattress or pillow. Although these factors influence comfort during the night, it is important to understand that the most suitable sleeping position is one that respects the body's individual physiology and favours the alignment of structures, which can contribute to...