The Facts About Falling
Did you Know... 1 in every 4 Americans 65 and older fall each year Falls are the leading cause of [...]
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07, 2019
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06, 2019
What is Osteoporosis?
What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a condition that causes your bones to become brittle and weak, which in turn [...]
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05, 2019
4 Quick Tips for Avoiding Hand Injuries
We live in a technology driven word, giving our hands, wrists and fingers more of a workout than we realize. A physical therapist can help prevent these types of overuse injuries.
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04, 2019
Incontinence – Not the New Normal
With female incontinence being brought to the forefront by companies whose sole purpose is to make money on their products - it’s no surprise we’re being fed a lie about it being a “normal” transition of life.
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02, 2019
Spinal Stenosis and Lower Back Pain
Spinal Stenosis is one of the most common conditions that causes lower back pain and lower extremity (leg) pain in older adults.
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12, 2018
Physical Therapy After a Concussion
This is a question that I get a lot from patients and physicians, and surprisingly there is actually a lot that a physical therapist trained to treat concussions can do to help!
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12, 2018
What is a concussion?
A concussion is classified as a mild traumatic brain injury; however, just because it is classified as “mild” doesn’t mean that its effects are not serious.
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11, 2018
Exercise following C-Section: How to safely return to your routine
Although c-sections are becoming fairly common in the United States, approximately 30%, that does not mean they should be considered a “small surgery.”
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11, 2018
Pubic Pain During Pregnancy
Your pubic bone, or pubic symphysis, is found on the front side of your pelvis where the two sides connect. They connect to form a cartilage joint: the symphysis pubis. This joint is responsible for keeping the two bones of the pelvis together and stable during physical activity.
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10, 2018
Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
The carpal tunnel is a small space located at the wrist. It is formed by wrist (carpal) bones and a ligament which creates the roof of the “tunnel”.