Back Pain

Back Pain Conditions Treated Spondylolisthesis Spondylolisthesis is the slippage of the spine vertebra into the bone or vertebra below. Read More Spondylosis Chronic wear and tear on your spine often lead to Spondylosis. Read More Spinal Stenosis Spinal Stenosis, also called spinal narrowing… Read More Scoliosis Scoliosis affects six to…

How to Relieve Elbow Pain with Physical Therapy There are many reasons for elbow pain. The pain usually starts in the elbow and radiates down the arm and to the wrist. The pain may be a sharp or a constant ache. No matter the cause of the pain, it can…

Shoulder Pain and Physical Therapy Did you know that the shoulder is the most moveable joint in the human body? It is no wonder it is at high risk for injury and pain. 18-26% of Americans will experience shoulder pain in their lifetime. The Cause of Shoulder Pain The cause…

Physical Therapy Decreases Headaches Physical therapy decreases headaches’ intensity, frequency, and duration. PT is also a safe headache management strategy. Did you know that migraines are a leading cause of disability for those under 50? Physical therapy can decrease the intensity and frequency of migraines and tension headaches, and those…

Reduce Hip Pain with Physical Therapy The cause of hip pain may be an injury, age, inflammation, or disease. The reasons are wide-ranging, but the pain may be debilitating. If you are experiencing hip pain, there is no doubt that your daily life is altered. Although you are in pain…

Recover from Knee Pain with Physical Therapy Knee pain is the second most prevalent pain among Americans. Approximately 25% of all adults have knee pain that limits their way of life. Each year, those that suffer from knee pain miss work and family activities and even find it hard to…

Physical Therapy Provides Solutions for Injured Runners The positives of running include improved cardiovascular, mental, and physical health. Another positive is that you do not need an expensive facility or rely on someone else’s schedule. You only need correctly fitted running shoes. But up to 50% of regular runners get…