When your arm is in pain, it can make many little movements throughout the day difficult. You can feel an ache moving a box out of your closet or washing…
It’s exciting when you’re scheduled for an interview with a PT school because it’s one of the first steps in your journey to becoming a physical therapist. But it’s also…
You may not realize it, but you put your knees through a lot of wear and tear on a daily basis, especially if you consistently work out or play sports.…
We’ve all winced from an ache in our lower back. And while some lower back pain goes away quickly, there are other times when it can linger and interfere with…
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and tissue that support the pelvic organs. They help the pelvic organs function correctly. The female pelvic organs include the bladder, uterus,…
Since it varies from state to state, most people aren’t sure if they need a physician’s referral to get treatment at a physical therapy clinic. If you live in South…
Research shows that every year, nearly 200,000 young people experience injuries from playing basketball. Many of these injuries are related to the feet. Keep reading below to learn about some…
In the United States, there are an estimated 1.5 million people who actively play football. About 1.2 million people become injured as a result of this sport every year. Of…
Backward disequilibrium (BD) is a disorder involving posture, in which a person (who is most often an older adult) experiences distorted perception. It affects their balance, vision and vertical posture.…
One out of every 4 Americans suffers from chronic pain. Outpatient clinics report that it is one of the most common complaints they hear from patients. While chronic pain has…
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