For Hip Pain, A Physical Therapist Could Be Your Best Bet
The hip is a resilient joint that can sustain repeated strain and a significant amount of wear and tear. This durability is due to the […]
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Physical Therapy Can Prepare Patients For Surgery When Necessary
As we described in our first post, knee osteoarthritis is a disorder that involves the cartilage in a knee joint. In a normal knee, the […]
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Physical Therapy Is Just As Effective As Surgery For Meniscus Tears
The meniscus is a tough, rubbery, C‐shaped piece of cartilage that rests between the tibia and femur in the knee. Each knee has two menisci […]
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Try These 4 Helpful Exercises For Knee Or Thigh Pain
Knee pain has a way of reminding patients of its presence at regular intervals throughout the day. For many individuals that are affected, knee pain […]
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Is A Physical Therapist Right For Your Knee or Thigh Pain?
Certain regions of the body are simply more likely to be painful than others, and the knees are very high on this list. Knee pain […]
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Adding Hands-On Therapy Is Beneficial For Chronic Ankle Instability
Most patients will make a complete recovery after sustaining an initial ankle sprain, but this is not always the end of the story. Up to […]
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Physical Therapy Can Improve Outcomes And Reduce Reinjury Risk
As we mentioned in our first post, ankle sprains are extremely common, especially for athletes. In fact, if you’re actively involved in sports, there’s a […]
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Your Foot or Ankle Hurting Maybe It’s Time to See A Physical Therapist
Whether you spend most of your day sitting at a desk or on your feet, and whether youâre extremely active or you rarely exercise, your […]
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2021 In Review Part 4: Physical Therapy Knee-Related Conditions
The knee is the fourth and final region of the body weâre going to examine, as it ranks up there with the back, neck, and […]
