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Hands-On Techniques in Physical Therapy for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Relief

If you’re dealing with pain, numbness, or tingling in your hands and wrists, you might have carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). It’s frustrating, we know – simple things like typing on your computer or even holding a cup of coffee can become difficult. But there’s good news: physical therapy can help, and we’re here to guide […]

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Preventing Plantar Fasciitis Recurrence: Long-Term Strategies and Self-Care Tips

  Did you know that one in ten people experience plantar fasciitis in their lifetime? This common condition, characterized by sharp heel pain, significantly impacts daily activities like walking and standing. Originating from inflammation or wear and tear of the plantar fascia—the band that supports your foot’s arch—this pain can disrupt your routine and reduce

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Prenatal Physical Therapy 101: What to Expect and When to Start!

Experiencing the growth of new life within you is incredibly special. But the journey comes with its share of challenges. As discomforts begin to disrupt your daily life—like back pain or swelling—it’s time to consider prenatal physical therapy.  Prenatal physical therapy is a special course of treatment designed for conception to pregnancy phase. It offers

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Beyond the Jaw: Understanding the Full-Body Impact of TMJ Dysfunction Physical Therapy

  Roughly 10 million people in the US suffer from TMJ disorder. About 25% of the population experience symptoms at some point in their lives. 10 to 36 million Americans are affected by TMJ disorders. A staggering 90% of these individuals are women aged between 18 and 40.  These statistics highlight the prevalence of TMJ

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Step by Step: Ankle Rehabilitation Through Physical Therapy

Have you or someone you know been sidelined by an ankle injury? Acute ankle sprains are not just common; they can lead to long-term challenges like chronic ankle instability for up to 70% of those affected.  Immediate medical attention is crucial, yet it’s often just the first step. Enter physical therapy—a vital key to unlocking

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Lifestyle Modifications for Headache Management: Insights from Physical Therapy

Have you ever found yourself grappling with a headache so intense it feels like your day cannot go on? You’re not alone.96% of people experience headaches at least once in their lifetime, and every 1 in 7 adults are suffering from migraine.  Millions in the world face this common yet debilitating issue, often feeling at

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The Athlete’s Roadmap: Importance of Regular Sports Assessments in PT

Have you ever wondered what keeps athletes performing at their best without falling prey to injuries? The answer lies in the power of regular sports assessments through physical therapy. These aren’t just check-ups; they’re a deep dive into an athlete’s strengths, weaknesses, and everything in between. How and why does this matter? Knowing these details

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Precision Healing: ART’s Role in Treating Muscle Strains and Sprains

According to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, around 2 million people sprain their ankles in their lifetime. Millions of people suffer from wrist sprains, back strains, ACL tears, and other sprains.  A strain is when a muscle is stretched too much and part of it tears, whereas a sprain is an injury in the

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Maximizing Movement: The Impact of Personal Training in Rehabilitative Care

Is personal training for rehabilitative care really a practical approach? How is it different from general fitness?  How does it help improve daily lives? Personal training for rehabilitative care is not a one-size-fits-all fitness program. Instead, it is a strategic approach focusing on enhancing physical movement and strength, especially for individuals recovering from injuries or

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