Have you ever seen a movie where the view of the actor appears to be spinning when he or she isn’t moving? That’s exactly what it’s like to experience vertigo. Unfortunately, there are far too many people that experience vertigo in real life. In fact, studies of the U.S. general population reveal that up to… Read More
Trying to increase your running mileage. Training for a 5K. Running regularly with a friend or family member. Ankle pain after running can make every one of these goals harder to achieve. However, you are far from the only person experiencing ankle pain. A survey of medical studies reports that nearly 12% of the general… Read More
Shooting emails to co-workers. Putting together proposals. Texting our family and friends. Most of us do far more typing than we might think, and all this typing can lead to wrist pain if we’re not careful. Unfortunately, wrist pain is a common issue; researchers report that up to 6% of non-manual workers experienced wrist pain… Read More
The best answer to this question depends on the source of your pain. Issues that can cause leg pain behind the knee range from minor to serious. A minor issue is a leg cramp. Slightly more serious issues include meniscus tears or hamstring strains. Whatever the source of your pain, you’re far from the only… Read More
Feeling pain at the point of your hip? Does it extend into the outside of your thigh? If you answered yes to these two questions, you likely have a condition called hip bursitis. It’s estimated that 15% of women and 8.5% of men develop bursitis in one of their hips. This condition occurs in the… Read More
Trouble lifting your arm to put on a shirt. Difficulty turning a steering wheel. Problems opening a window. What can lead to these and other issues? One symptom that can do so is shoulder pain. Pain in the shoulder is an issue that up to 70% of Americans could experience in their lifetime, but physical… Read More
The answer to this question depends on a lot of factors. Your age. Your physical fitness. What condition or injury you’re meeting with the therapist about. In any case, physical therapists can help you learn what to expect from women’s health physical therapy sessions. What is women’s health physical therapy? Women’s health physical therapy is… Read More
Your options for dealing with burning neck pain depend on the cause of your pain. However, visiting a physical therapist could be the most effective no matter what’s causing your pain. Neck pain isn’t that uncommon in the U.S.; medical researchers estimate that up to 50% of Americans have an episode of neck pain every… Read More
It can start during a weight training session, or you might start feeling it right after making a sudden movement while playing sports. However, the root cause of the pain in the center of your back might be a mystery to you. People dealing with middle back pain aren’t alone. The reality is that 80%… Read More
There it is again. You’ve just finished a long, stressful day at work, and you start feeling pain in your neck. What you may not know is that stress and neck pain are more connected than you might think. It’s not a secret that Americans tend to have high-stress lives. A study by the American… Read More
Pain in your elbow. Difficulty grasping or releasing objects. Inflammation or swelling around the elbow. These are all signs that you have one of two elbow problems: either golfer’s elbow or tennis elbow. These conditions are so similar that it can be tough to tell them apart. However, physical therapists are experts in the musculoskeletal… Read More
Not sure why you’d be having trouble with your pelvis? One reason is that there are so many structures in this part of the body. Another is that the pelvis is involved in common activities like going to the bathroom and helping you maintain good posture. Pelvic health physical therapy is one treatment option for… Read More
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