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Dry Needling: Here’s the Point
Read More: Dry Needling: Here’s the PointBy Tyson Damitz, DPT Let’s talk about a patient that we are seeing more and more of in Physical Therapy these days. We’ll call him Ted. Ted, desperate for some relief from his shoulder pain, came into the clinic almost unable to raise his arm. It clearly was not from a lack of potential strength…
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Arthritis & the Benefits of Exercise
Read More: Arthritis & the Benefits of ExerciseArthritis affects one in six people and approximately 8.4 million young adults. In general terms, arthritis means joint inflammation. The term refers to more than 100 rheumatic diseases. These are conditions that affect the joints, muscles, tendons, and bursae. The warning signs of arthritis include recurring pain, tenderness or warmth in one or more joints,…
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What is Posterior / Superior Shoulder Impingement?
Read More: What is Posterior / Superior Shoulder Impingement?This content was updated for accuracy and relevance on Feb 04, 2024. Shoulder impingement is a prevalent condition that can cause significant discomfort and restrict mobility, affecting a large portion of the population at some point in their lives. Understanding the types of impingement, their causes, and the available treatment options is crucial for effective…
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Making a Wave in the Treatment of Hip Osteoarthritis in the Older Adult
Read More: Making a Wave in the Treatment of Hip Osteoarthritis in the Older AdultThe Effect of Aquatic Exercise and Education on Lowering Fall Risk in Older Adults with Hip Osteoarthritis (OA) The current geriatric population was once of the most athletically active generations to date among both males and females. As a result, many of the population >65+ have been diagnosed with varying severities and locations of osteoarthritis.…
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The Cost of a Fall
Read More: The Cost of a Fall“Fall” is Here: The Role of Physical Therapists in Reducing Falls Among The Elderly Population Every year, 1 in 4 older adults aged 65 or older fall, but only half tell their doctor about the fall. Of those falls, 20% result in serious injury, either a fracture or head injury, adding up to a staggering…
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Better Balance Now!
Read More: Better Balance Now!As we age the ability to maintain balance becomes more difficult. Many factors influence good balance, some of them are biological, and some we are able to influence and are able to improve. Balance and stability are important factors for aging adults to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Loss of balance is the primary factor in…
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