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How Intensive Physical Therapy Increases Arm Function In Stroke Patients(Post)
A stroke is what is called a "brain attack". Strokes are insidious because they happen at any time. When a person suffers a stroke, blood flow to an area of brain is cut off. Depriving the brain cells
Physical Therapy for Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy(Post)Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that occurs when there is damage to the peripheral nervous system. The peripheral nervous system is the network that helps transmit information between the central
Why Physical Therapy is Essential in Pain Management(Post)Rethinking Opiod Use and the Benefits of Physical Therapy We’ve written on this topic before, but a new opinion piece was just published in Time Magazine detailing the opioid epidemic and the absolu
How Encouraging Women to “Share” Physical Therapy Issues with their Doctors Helps Improve Recover Outcomes(Post)Women’s issues are a complex, wide-ranging specialization in physical therapy. For example, the pain and pelvic dysfunction that stems from back pain and an ever-growing baby bump can lead to back
How To Treat Back Pain in Children using Physical Therapy(Post)Adults aren’t the only people who can get low-back pain. A new article published in the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, details the now common occurrence for children and a
How Physical Therapy Can Help Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease(Post)Right now, more than 5 million people are living with Alzheimer’s, with it being the 6th leading cause of death in the United States. That means a person develops Alzheimer’s every 66 seconds and t
How Physical Therapy Treats Rotator Cuff Tears(Post)Rotator cuff injuries are very common and can come from an injury such as sustaining a fall or from repeated overuse. While athletes and laborers are at a higher risk for injury, rotator cuff inj
How Physical Therapy Helps Chronic Fatigue Syndrome(Post)Nerve and Muscle Strain & it’s Impact On Chronic Fatigue SyndromeChronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is diagnosed in people who suffer severe fatigue for over six months. CFS most commonly occurs in female
Active Passive Trainers for Physical Therapy(Post)When someone is wheelchair bound, it can take a lot of adjustments to keep their body moving. The work involved to keep mobile may discourage some from attempting to exercise, but the truth is whe
Treating Recurrent Injuries with Physical Therapy(Post)Once a patient sustains an injury, there is always a risk for recurrence. It doesn’t matter the type of injury, it can be caused by an accident, work or sports-related activity. In addition to the pos
Treating Post-Op Carpal Tunnel Patients with Physical Therapy(Post)Unfortunately, for some of our carpal tunnel patients, surgical intervention may be needed to decrease chronic pain and restore function. While carpal tunnel surgery may improve long term outcome
Building an At-Home Self-Care Routine: The Portable Therapy Devices Worth Having(Post)At-Home Self-Care Guide Building an At-Home Self-Care Routine: The Portable Therapy Devices Worth Having In increasing number of people are choosing to take their health and engage in their own ther
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