When one thinks of physical therapy, the common image is of a trained therapist helping someone recover from an orthopedic injury or procedure involving the loss of their mobility – for instance, learning how to walk again or restoring an arm’s full range of motion. However, the average person might be surprised to learn that
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Knee pain is a common problem that can be caused by a variety of reasons, including a specific injury, overexertion, arthritis, or even simple wear and tear of the knee joint from everyday activities over time. The pain associated with a knee joint disorder can range from mildly annoying to debilitating, making it difficult to
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There is a range of treatments available for lower back pain, so how can you be sure that you’re getting the right treatment for your needs? Physical therapy can be an effective treatment for many causes of lower back pain. It can also help to prevent back problems and avoid the need for invasive treatments
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Physical therapy is an important aspect of post-stroke rehabilitation. It aims to help stroke patients relearn the motor activities necessary to improve movement and function for day-to-day living, such as standing, sitting, and walking. You can learn more about this type of rehabilitation below. A stroke is a serious, life-threatening medical condition that requires immediate
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A herniated disc is when the gel-like internal portion of the rubbery cushion (disc) that sits between two adjacent vertebrae in your spine protrudes out through a tear (herniation) in the outer layer of the disc (annulus). Disc herniation is a relatively common diagnosis, and it can occur anywhere along the spine – including all
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Sciatica is a condition caused by an irritated or compressed nerve. It tends to affect one side of the body, causing pain, inflammation, and sometimes numbness. Although sciatica can cause severe symptoms, the condition can often be treated successfully with physical therapy. Sciatica often starts in the lower back and radiates through the hip, buttock,
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Most parents have never heard of pediatric physical therapy, but it’s a vital part of helping children who have disabilities or developmental delays to reach their fullest potential. Physical therapists work with children to improve their strength, mobility, balance, and coordination. They also help kids learn how to properly use their muscles and joints to
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Millions of people around the world suffer from painful or debilitating orthopedic conditions, which are conditions that affect the bones, muscles, and joints. Orthopedic physical therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy that can help to improve the patient’s movement and function. Let’s talk about some facts surrounding orthopedic physical therapy that you should
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If you have hand pain or any kind of disability in your hand and/or wrist, you may be considering hand therapy. This is a specialized kind of therapy that is an effective, non-surgical, non medicinal treatment for issues affecting the hand and arm. Hand therapy involves the use of various modalities to promote healing and
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You’ve likely heard that swimming is the best form of exercise because the water provides resistance to build muscle, as well as buoyancy to keep exercise easy on the joints. For these reasons, swimming as a form of therapy, known as aquatic therapy, is extremely beneficial after an injury. In this blog, we discuss further
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