Feeling Faint? Everyday Activities Can Make You Dizzy.
Dizziness can be caused by many things: side effects of medication, low blood pressure, low blood sugar, and anxiety. Dizziness following bending over to tie […]
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Balance Issues? Your Appointment Explained.
Many times, doctors will send a patient to physical therapy if he/she has experienced a fall, been ill, or just felt unsteady while walking. There […]
Knee Pain Explained
Knee pain is something nearly every person experiences at one point or another, usually related to a particular injury or provocative activity, such as lots […]
Regular Headache or TMD?
It’s been a long day that started with a pounding headache and a rough day at work. A great movie is on TV and the start to […]
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Explained
Do you wake up at night finding yourself having to shake out your hand because it falls asleep? Do your fingers go numb while you […]
Managing Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a condition that has received a lot of attention in recent years. It can result when the lymph nodes are removed or damaged […]
Painful Sex… Physical Therapy?
You might find yourself asking why you would see a physical therapist for dyspareunia (pronounced dis-puh-roo-ne-uh) or in layman’s terms, painful sex. The short answer […]
Signs of a Receptive, Expressive and/or Social Pragmatic Language Disorder
Receptive, expressive and social/pragmatic language are considered critical milestones in a child’s life, but sometimes they are delayed. It’s important that parents and caregivers pay […]
Are young female athletes at greater risk for ACL injuries?
Young female athletes are five times more likely to sustain an ACL tear than their male counterparts. This is especially common in explosive multidirectional sports […]
ACL tears in athletes
“I heard it go ‘pop,’” an athlete says with dread. That sickening sound and a sudden pain in the knee point to the culprit: an […]