Surgery is a major event for anyone, and post-operative therapy is an important part of the healing process. After all, what happens after the procedure is just as essential to your recovery. Following your doctor’s instructions is essential to get back on your feet and resume your life as soon as possible. That way, you
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How PT/OT Helps With MS
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic and often debilitating neurological disorder that can affect the body in many ways. Those who suffer from MS may experience difficulty walking, loss of vision, muscle spasms, or numbness, among many other symptoms. While there are treatments available to help manage these symptoms and reduce their severity, physical therapists and
Read MoreHow Diet Plays a Role in the Success of Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is a crucial component of recovery for many individuals, and a proper diet can help ensure its success. A balanced diet helps promote health, prevent disease and illness, and improve performance and recovery from different conditions. By staying well-hydrated and eating balanced meals, you can maximize your physical therapy outcomes. This March, let
Read MoreHow Physical Therapy Can Help People Live Healthier Lives
Completing daily tasks and engaging in physical activities ensure you remain in constant motion, thus contributing to a healthy lifestyle. After all, our bodies are designed to move, and movement is vital for good health. But factors like muscle pain, injury, or health conditions hinder your ability to move, leading to inactivity. Luckily, your therapist
Read MoreNational Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month
Are you aware that every 9 seconds, one person in the United States suffers from a traumatic brain injury (TBI)? The impact can be so severe it can affect a person’s personality, mood, career, and even the ability to function independently. March is Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month, and it’s a great opportunity to raise
Read More5 Signs of Physical Therapy Benefits
Are you considering physical therapy to help alleviate pain or improve your mobility? In most cases, physical therapy is a great way to reduce symptoms and regain strength, flexibility, and range of motion. It is a non-invasive therapy that can benefit people with conditions that range from arthritis and injuries to the motor and sensory
Read MorePhysical Therapy for Back Pain
Your back is especially prone to developing aches and pains due to its complexity and variety of structures. The back consists of the spine, which has 24 vertebrae, discs in between each vertebra that acts as shock absorbers, ligaments connecting bones, and muscles that help support the spine. All these components can become strained or
Read MoreCommon Body Injuries Treated with Physical Therapy
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
Read More4 Simple Physical Therapy Exercises for Treating Chronic Back Pain
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.
Read MorePhysical Therapy Offers Relief for Arthritis
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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