Ahmed Mohamed Eldesoky et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Effect of Acupressure Sessions on Joint Mobility, Pain Intensity, and Disability in Patients with Diabetes Adhesive CapsulitisAhmed Mohamed Eldesoky et al., 2024
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- Ahmed Mohamed Eldesoky H
- Elsayed Mohamed Rady S
- Arafa Gomaa Ali A
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- Egyptian Journal of Health Care
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Diabetes mellitus is a common condition that is becoming even more common with the passage of time. One of the most prevalent consequences of diabetes is adhesive capsulitis, a" frozen shoulder." This debilitating condition diminishes one's quality of life due to its …
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