
A Physical Therapist’s Guide to Lower Back Pain
The lumbar region of the spine, also known as the lower back, resides between a person’s lowest rib and the top of the buttock region.
The lumbar region of the spine, also known as the lower back, resides between a person’s lowest rib and the top of the buttock region.
Millions of people worldwide, at some point in their lives, will ask themselves this medical question: Why do I have shoulder pain? Unfortunately, shoulder pain
The most prevalent form of knee arthritis is osteoarthritis (OA), which can cause substantial knee pain and disability. Weight-bearing makes symptoms worse, and in severe
Rarely do we think about the ankle until we have an injury or sprain on the ankle that prevents us from walking properly. Until limping
Aquatic or water therapy involves an exercise program that is conducted in a heated pool. This provides buoyancy, as well as warmth for the patient
The Temporomandibular Joint, often abbreviated as (TMJ), is a hinge-like structure that connects the jawbone (mandible) to the human skull (temporal cranium bone). The joints
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome happens when there’s compression of or pressure on the median nerve at the wrist. The median nerve extends from the forearm into
A concussion entails traumatic brain damage that affects brain function- it results from a setback to the head or a hit to the body, causing
You’ve probably heard the term while watching football games, “Oh, it looks like the player just got a stinger.” Many athletes, particularly those in contact
Class IV Laser Therapy is the modern non-invasive standard of care for musculoskeletal injuries. The approach uses red and infrared light wavelengths to create therapeutic
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