Physical therapy can be used to treat a wide range of injuries and conditions, some of which you may not expect. As a highly versatile treatment, physical therapy can be used on practically every body area for people of all ages and backgrounds. Below are just some of the most common injuries that are treated
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Is there anyone you know who has no history of back pain? The problem is so prevalent that at any given time, several people you know could be experiencing it. Fortunately, there are ways to ease the pain and go back to living your life to the fullest. You are probably familiar with physical therapy.
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Arthritis is a progressive disease that affects millions of Americans. It’s characterized by joint pain and swelling, as well as decreased range of motion in the affected areas. While there are medications to manage many forms of arthritis, physical therapy offers an effective form of relief without any side effects or long-term risks associated with
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Physical therapy is a form of healthcare that focuses on restoring and maintaining physical function and mobility. It involves working with patients to improve strength, flexibility, range of motion, balance, and coordination through exercise, stretching, massage, and other physical modalities. Physical therapists also provide education about injury prevention, nutrition, and lifestyle modifications as part of
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As you grow old, your muscles and joints tend to lose their strength and stability over time. This change can negatively impact your independence in performing certain daily tasks and movements like standing, changing positions, walking, and climbing stairs. Thankfully, there is a therapy that can help the elderly regain their physical independence and improve
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If you’ve been to a pool, you know how good and soothing it feels when you float weightlessly in water – prominently because water helps your muscles relax. But did you know there is also a therapy that utilizes all the beneficial properties of water to treat injuries and improve overall health? This therapy is
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Dry needling, also known as trigger point dry needling and myofascial trigger dry needling, is a popular modern treatment designed to treat myofascial pain, accelerate healing, and improve health. It is called “dry” because no solution is injected during the therapy. If you are still on the fence about whether or not to go for
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While you may think of having a physical therapist for severe pain or after an accident or injury, the scope of physical therapy isn’t limited to this; a physical therapist can also treat your nagging back pain and pesky headaches and even improve your overall health. A physical therapist (PT) is a medical professional who
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Cervical radiculopathy, or a pinched nerve, is a condition where there is damage or change in the functionality of a nerve due to the compression of one of the nerve roots near the cervical vertebrae. While cervical radiculopathy can occur at any age, it is more prevalent in people aging 40-49 years who lift heavy
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Whether you have surgery on the calendar, are recovering from surgery, want to kickstart your recovery after an injury, or have nagging neck, back, knee, or shoulder pain, a physical therapist can help you. A physical therapist is a medical doctor who diagnoses human body disorders and treats them through exercises, hands-on care, and patient
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