You’ve dealt with chronic pain for as long as you can remember and you’re finally ready to improve your quality of life by reducing the pain. And when it comes to pain management, you have options. Both physical therapy and…
Every year, around 10 million people are diagnosed with dementia. As people begin exploring their options for minimizing the effects of dementia and working to maintain independence, many turn to physical therapy. Whether you have recently been impacted by a…
Scheduled for umbilical hernia surgery? Many patients are unsure of what to expect after the surgery as they get back to day-to-day activities; including one of the biggest concerns: “Should I exercise after umbilical hernia surgery?” We understand how frustrating…
Are you unsure if physical therapy is beneficial or even necessary? The truth is… Physical therapy can be extremely helpful for many different types of injuries and ailments. In this article, we’re busting the top physical therapy myths to help…
Are you a cancer patient wondering if physical therapy can help with your symptoms? As you experience a wide range of symptoms during your treatment, including pain and weakness, you realize that physical therapy may be worth looking into. But…
There it is again, that pain shooting down your back. Now you’re doubled over in discomfort, wondering if it’s time to call the doctor or if rest is all you need. But how can you know if the pain is…
You’ve been in pain for several days now. At first, you thought that it was just a pulled something-or-other, but now you aren’t so sure. You talked with a friend who experienced nerve damage and the symptoms are sounding eerily…
Had recent surgery or lower extremity injury? Chances are you’re having some trouble walking normally. Physical therapists call this mode of walking your ‘gait’. If your gait is off, there are several important reasons you may want to consider physical…
You’ve been struggling with a balance disorder for too long and you’re searching for answers and solutions. You’ve heard numerous people mention physical therapy for balance problems and you’re wondering, “Can I benefit from going to physical therapy?” The answer…
Your daughter suffers from cerebral palsy. It has been suggested that maintenance physical therapy might be a good approach to help her continue to function to her best ability to avoid any deterioration. Maintenance physical therapy is designed for patients…
