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| Outros tratamentos históricos para a pólio incluem hidroterapia, eletroterapia, massagem e exercícios de movimento passivo, além de tratamentos cirúrgicos, como alongamento de tendão e enxerto de nervos. | Other historical treatments for polio include hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, massage and passive motion exercises, and surgical treatments, such as tendon lengthening and nerve grafting. |
| A prática da hidroterapia (do grego hydro , água e therapeia , cura ), também é indicada por vestígios de instalações de higiene proto indianas (2500 a.C.) e dos banhos caldeus. | Technique The appliances and arrangements by means of which heat and cold are brought to bear are (a) packings, hot and cold, general and local, sweating and cooling (b) hot air and steam baths (c) general baths, of hot water and cold (d) sitz (sitting), spinal, head and foot baths (e) bandages (or compresses), wet and dry also (f) fomentations and poultices, hot and cold, , , rubbings and water potations, hot and cold. |
| Segundo esse autor, um sistema etnomédico e ou a medicina folk , distingue se da medicina popular, familiar, praticada por todos os membros de uma comunidade, da medicina profissional científica, ocidental cosmopolita ou mesmo da medicina alternativa e complementar resultante da profissionalização das práticas indígenas e tradicionais (Chinesa, Ayurvédica ou Européias medievais não hegemônicas, tipo quiropraxia, hidroterapia, apitoxinoterapia, etc.). | Some examples of strong informal and to some degree institutionalized folk medicine traditions are Traditional Korean medicine, Arabic indigenous medicine (source of Unani medicine, along with Ancient Greek medicine), Haitian folk medicine, Uyghur traditional medicine, Various African herbal folk remedies, Celtic traditional medicine (in part practiced by the Irish medical families), Japanese Kampō medicine, Traditional Aboriginal Bush medicine, Georgian folk medicine, and other. |
