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Ankle sprains are extremely common, especially for athletes and active individuals. In fact, if you’re athletically involved to any extent, there’s a strong chance that you will sprain your ankle at some point down the...
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Healing Will Take Time & Physical Therapy Can Assist With Recovery
Like it or not, injuries are a part of life. And if you’re an athlete or active individual, this fact is more likely to ring true, as you’re bound to experience an injury from time... -
Physical Therapy & Steroid Shots May Both Benefit For Shoulder Pain
Nearly 85% of shoulder conditions involve the rotator cuff, and among the most common of these is shoulder impingement syndrome (SIS). SIS results from the rotator cuff tendons becoming compressed–or “impinged”–as they pass through a... -
Having an MRI Unnecessarily May Increase Healthcare Costs
Low back pain is jarringly common. About one–half of all working Americans experience symptoms at least once every year, and roughly 31 million are affected by it at any given point in time. So if…
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Physical Therapy May Be The Best Option for Knee Osteoarthritis
Knee osteoarthritis is a disorder that involves age–related changes to the cartilage in a knee joint. In a normal knee, the ends of each bone are covered by cartilage, a smooth substance that protects the…
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Adequate Sleep Is Integral To Athletic Recovery
We spend roughly one–third of our lives sleeping, so it follows that the habits we keep during the night have a major impact on our waking lives. Sufficient sleep is an essential component of good…