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May10th 2025Sports injuries are incredibly common, affecting millions of people each year. Approximately 8.6 million sports and recreation-related injuries occur annually in the United States. Rehabilitation techniques play a crucial role in recovery after a sports injury, offering a pathway to regain strength, flexibility, and overall function. Physical therapy is instrumental in addressing these injuries, providing
Apr20th 2025Rotator cuff injuries, which affect nearly 2 million people in the United States every year, can cause significant discomfort and limit your ability to perform everyday activities. These injuries, which range from mild strains to severe tears, often result in pain, weakness, and restricted shoulder movement. When dealing with shoulder pain from a rotator cuff
Apr10th 2025Meet John (not his real name), a 55-year-old avid golfer, who used to spend his weekends on the golf course. However, in recent months, John found himself sidelined by excruciating pain and stiffness in his shoulders, making it nearly impossible to swing a club. Frustrated and disheartened by his limited range of motion, John knew
Mar20th 2025Frozen shoulder treatment is essential for those struggling with this painful and restrictive condition. Frozen shoulder affects approximately 2% to 5% of the general population, particularly individuals between the ages of 40 and 60, with women being more prone to the condition. This condition leads to a significant loss of shoulder mobility, often making daily
Mar10th 2025Are you a passionate runner whose love for the sport is overshadowed by persistent knee pain? If so, you may be familiar with the frustrating and debilitating condition of runner’s knee. Defining Runner’s Knee: Unraveling the Causes Runner’s knee, clinically known as patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), is a common ailment that affects runners and athletes
Feb20th 2025Meet Lindsay (not her real name), a passionate soccer player who lived and breathed the game. One fateful day during a championship match, Lindsay felt a sharp pain in her knee as she pivoted to make a play. Despite the discomfort, she pushed through the game, fueled by adrenaline and determination. But as the final
Feb10th 2025Meet Susan (not her real name), a vibrant retiree who loved spending her days exploring nature trails and participating in community dance classes. However, Susan recently noticed a concerning trend—she was experiencing more frequent episodes of instability and near falls during her activities. These balance issues posed a risk to her safety and threatened to
Jan20th 2025If shoulder pain has become a constant companion, affecting your daily life and activities, you’re not alone. A non-surgical approach to shoulder pain can offer effective relief and help you return to your usual activities without invasive procedures. Physical therapy can provide a non-surgical solution to ease discomfort and improve quality of life. Ready to
Jan10th 2025Meet Liam (not his real name), an avid recreational basketball player whose love for the game knew no bounds. However, his passion was dampened by persistent balance and gait issues. During games, Liam struggled to maintain his footing, often stumbling or feeling unsteady on the court. To address these challenges, Liam sought sports-specific balance and
Dec20th 2024Meet Sarah (not her real name), an avid soccer player. Sarah’s physical therapy journey began after a sudden twist during a friendly soccer match caused a sharp pain shooting through her knee. What once brought her joy on the field was now a source of discomfort, impacting her daily activities and leaving her feeling sidelined.
