Physical therapists, who are experts in restoring and improving motion in people’s lives, play an important role not only in treating persistent or recurrent low back pain, but also in prevention and risk reduction. Physical therapists are highly-educated, licensed health care professionals who can help patients reduce pain and improve or restore mobility – in […]
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Physical therapists, who are experts in restoring and improving motion, recommend that elderly adults who use canes and walkers as walking aids be properly assessed and fitted by a physical therapist to avoid fall-related injuries. With emergency rooms experiencing 47,000 fall-related visits annually from senior citizens due to improper use and fit of walking aids*,
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What is Lymphedema? The lymphatic system is responsible for distributing and removing excess fluid in the body. Lymphedema is the abnormal buildup of bodily fluid that causes tissue swelling, mostly in the arms and legs. It is typically caused by damage to the body’s lymphatic system resulting from treatment for cancer, which often includes lymph
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Our physical therapists work with children and their families to help each child achieve and maintain mobility and quality of life by maximizing his or her potential to function independently. The following services are often part of the plan of care provided by physical therapists: Developmental activities Movement and mobility Strengthening Motor learning Balance and
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Physical therapists are experts in improving and restoring mobility and play an important role in ensuring optimal bone health. Healthy bones can help you stay strong and active throughout your life. If good bone health is achieved during childhood and maintained, it can help to avoid bone loss and fracture later in life. For healthy
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Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone needed to convert sugar, starches and other food into the energy necessary for daily life. While the cause of diabetes is unknown, factors such as obesity and lack of exercise play important roles. Diabetes can result
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Moving house? Make sure you don’t hurt your back by following these 7 tips.
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In a previous blog I wrote about proper exercise recovery – so as a follow up I thought it would be a good idea to talk about soreness vs. pain.
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The inability to play any sport due to injury is probably the worst news an athlete can receive. Sports-related injuries limit one’s ability to play his/her desired sport.
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If you’re an active person, chances are you may want to see a physical therapist at some point.
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