Your shoulder has been bothering you for some time. You tried to ignore it. You wished the pain away. You’ve even tried to flat out deny it. Unfortunately, there’s no denying shoulder tendonitis. Now you find yourself asking the question, “Will physical therapy for shoulder tendonitis help?” The answer is a resounding yes. In this…
Whether your passion is gardening or Crossfit, you know shoulder injuries are nothing to mess around with. They have a reputation for being painful and ridiculously slow to heal. You’ve been wondering if physical therapy can help with rotator cuff injuries. In this guide, you’ll learn about rotator cuff injuries and how physical therapy can…
Concussions, or mild traumatic brain injuries, have substantially increased over the years in sports, workplaces, and among the elderly.
That pain on the outside part of your elbow may be the result of overusing your forearm muscles. Here’s more on how to identify and treat it.
Do your hips snap, crackle, or pop? Learn more about Snapping Hip Syndrome (Coxa Saltans) and how physical therapy can help.
Do you feel dizzy when you sit or stand up? Here’s what it could be, and how physical therapy can help treat it.
Rotator cuff injuries often require surgery. Physical therapy can help you make a full recovery.
That pain that just never seems to go away—despite the help of countless doctors, appointments, medication, and injections—may be more than just a physical issue.
Prehabilitation, or “prehab,” is when a patient seeks physical therapy prior to their orthopedic surgery.
While we wouldn’t recommend spending time perched on any tall walls, maybe Humpty Dumpty wouldn’t have had such a great fall if he’d done more to improve his balance in advance.