Male Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy (PFPT) is an increasingly recognized and highly effective, non-pharmacological approach to improving various aspects of male sexual health….click to read more.
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How To Treat Overuse and Repetitive Stress Injuries With Class IV Therapeutic Laser.
Overuse and repetitive stress injuries are a frustrating reality for many. Whether you're an athlete, a musician, or someone with a demanding job, these conditions can lead to persistent pain and inflammation, making it difficult to do the things you love. Here’s how therapeutic Class IV laser treatments can help…
Don't Let Overuse Sideline You: Your Guide to Conquering Repetitive Stress Injuries.
While over-the-counter pain relievers and rest can provide temporary relief, physical therapy addresses the root causes of RSIs, offering a comprehensive and long-term solution. This is especially critical for athletes who need to return to high-level activity safely and effectively. Here's why seeing a physical therapist is the best course of action…
What Can Class IV Laser Therapy Treat?
High Power Class IV Laser Therapy Is A Powerful Addition To Your Treatment Plan. What it is: Non-invasive treatment using infrared, near infrared and red light energy delivered through a laser to stimulate healing, unlike shockwave which uses sound waves. FDA-cleared and considered the gold standard for many musculoskeletal injuries…
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Here's What To Expect From A Sports Movement Assessment.
Sports movement assessments are typically conducted to evaluate an athlete's physical abilities, movement patterns, and biomechanics. The specific components of a sports movement assessment may vary depending on the sport, the athlete's level, and the goals of the assessment. However, here are some common elements you can expect at a sports movement assessment…