A meniscus tear occurs when there is damage to one or both of these cartilage discs. Here’s more information on how to self diagnose, symptoms and what physical therapy can do for meniscus tear for a speedy recovery!
Pain And Inflammation On The Outside of The Knee Or Hip?
ACL Injuries And Physical Therapy Treatment.
ACL injuries are quite common, especially among athletes who engage in sports that involve sudden stops, changes in direction, or jumping. Treatment for ACL injuries depends on various factors, including the severity of the injury, the individual's activity level, and their overall health but here are some PT goals that will be addressed in therapy.
How To Self Diagnose And Relieve Knee Pain In 60 seconds!
How Can Physical Therapy Help With Concussion?
Physical therapy for concussions focuses on addressing the physical symptoms and impairments that can arise after a head injury. It aims to help individuals regain their physical function, balance, coordination, and reduce any associated discomfort. Here's what you can generally expect from physical therapy for concussion…
Suffering From Bone Deformities Or Prone To Fractures?
In Pain And Can't Feel Your Feet Due To Diabetic Neuropathy?
How To Treat A Lower Leg Bone Fracture?
How Can PT Alleviate Symptoms of PAD?
PAD is a condition where there is reduced blood flow to the limbs, usually the legs, due to narrowing or blockage of the arteries. The primary goal of physical therapy for PAD and Claudication is to improve blood flow to the affected limbs, alleviate symptoms, and enhance functional ability. Here are some common physical therapy interventions for PAD and Claudication…
Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Of Hip Bursitis.
How To Rehab Calf Muscle Strain?
How To Rehab Broken thigh Bone?
Experiencing Nerve Damage Due To Diabetes?
What's An Avulsion Fracture?
How To Rehab "Tennis Leg" or Plantaris Muscle Rupture?
What is Jumper’s Knee And How To Rehab It?
How Can Physical Therapy Help With Deep Bruising?
Physical therapy can be a beneficial treatment option for deep bruising, also known as a contusion. While physical therapy cannot directly heal the bruise itself, it can aid in the recovery process and help manage the associated symptoms and complications. Here's how physical therapy can help with deep bruising…