Whatever the cause of your hip pain, a rehabilitation program with a physical therapist can usually help. Especially after surgery or injury, a rehabilitation program can help you regain strength, improve flexibility, and increase range-of-motion.
Scoliosis is a common condition that affects as many as 9 million people in the United States. It is simply a sideways curvature of the spine. This can range in severity from a minor deformity to a more serious curvature that is pronounced and causes back pain and even difficulty breathing.
With proper treatment scoliosis can be managed, especially if treatment is started early, worsening can be prevented. Physical therapy can be an effective option to treat scoliosis and can even be used in conjunction with more aggressive treatments, like where surgery is required, to strengthen results. A course of therapy can help improve function and retrain the body to work more effectively with the patient’s particular alignment issues.
Your therapist will design a tailored program based on your individual needs, and your specific scoliosis case. Often a course of PT will include:
Reddy Care Physical and Occupational Therapy has a team of therapists with experience in helping patients manage and treat their scoliosis pain. To learn more about our therapy and treatments for scoliosis, give us a call and get started with a consultation. Don’t wait, get started today!
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Whatever the cause of your hip pain, a rehabilitation program with a physical therapist can usually help. Especially after surgery or injury, a rehabilitation program can help you regain strength, improve flexibility, and increase range-of-motion.
Physical therapy can help you get relief from your knee pain and help you get back to the things you enjoy without discomfort. Your therapy program will begin with an individual assessment to determine your needs and the best course of treatment for you.
Most people are familiar with Physical therapy, most are less familiar with the closely aligned field of occupational therapy. While physical therapy focuses on improving function and reducing pain, occupational therapy focuses on ADLs.
There are many more reasons one could be experiencing pain and difficulty with their hands. Physical and occupational therapy can help you reduce your pain, become more functional, and help come up with ways to complete your daily tasks with great ease.
Physical therapy is an excellent way to prevent or help combat the effects of osteoporosis. Taking into account your age, overall health, fitness level, and personal risk factors, your physical therapist will develop a program to help you regain strength.
If you are experiencing pain or functional difficulties with your feet, the team at Reddy Care Physical and Occupational therapy can help. We provide a comprehensive selection of physical therapies to help restore your full range of motion.