Types of Human body Joints: Joints Anatomy: Manual Classification of Joints

We have different classification of Human body joints. In anatomy we have simple classification but in manual therapy the classification is different. In this video first we tell you about the simple classification and then the manual therapy classification.
Physiotherapist treat the patients not the MRI, We treat patients physically not chemically. Most of the time people ignore the minor injuries like ankle sprain, back pain, tightness in the hamstring back of the knee pain muscles, cervical muscle stiffness, etc. These minor injuries or micro injuries soon convert into major or macro injures. For example the minor ankle sprain disturb your foot movements which disturb your gate pattern mean yours walking style, biomechanically put stress on your knee then your hip then your lumber spine. Ankle sprain also put extra load on the leg muscles which soon become week and stiff. Later this minor sprain diminished your proprioceptor receptors the receptors which provide all the information to the brain from muscle through muscle spindles and GTO’s, and from joint through mechanoreceptors.
The other example is tightness of the back thigh muscles, which soon involve your back the spine. The tight hamstring pull your hip bone and create posterior pelvic tilt, the posterior movement of the hip girdle reduce the normal lumber spine lordotic curve, and your lumber spine become straight, this straightness of the spine biomechanically put more pressure on your spinal facet joint and soon you develop lumber Spondylosis and put more pressure on spinal disc and disc become prolapse or herniated.
So for the minor injuries consult your nearest physical therapist. Physical Therapist heal your injury, restore your muscle length, Strengthen your muscles, improve movement biomechanics, speedup the proprioceptors activity and guide you about the future precaution and exercise at home.