Kinesiotaping

Kinesiotaping is effective in restoring muscles which are hurt due to hyperactivity or injury. Because of hyperactivity, muscles are often subjected to severe injuries and as a result inflammation is created. Kinesiotaping is effective in providing support to the injured muscle and helping restore weakened muscle.

The space between skin and muscle often decreases due to the congestion of lymph fluid and blood flow. This congestion increases the activity of pain receptors on the skin.

Kinesiotaping is also effective in reducing pain. The primary mechanism for pain relief is through activating the reduced pain receptors with increased hypodermic /subcutaneous empty space.

Translocation of the joint is caused by muscular imbalances and inflexibility across/along the joint. Musculoskeletal injuries aggravate these translocations and abnormal muscular joint forces. Kinesiotaping can provide the right proprioceptive introduction to help re-establish smooth joint forces.