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The Power of Pelvic Physical Therapy

From Madison Splan, PT, DPT, WCS, Physical Therapist. The pelvic region is an important part of our anatomy, playing a crucial role in many of our daily functions, including bladder and bowel control, sexual function, and childbirth. Unfortunately, many people experience conditions that affect their pelvic health, leading to discomfort, pain, and reduced quality of […]

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What is Cupping?

If you are experiencing muscle pain, Cupping Therapy may be a good option for you. Cupping is an ancient form of therapy in which a therapist places silicone cups on your skin to create suction. Negative pressure is then created by removing the oxygen from the cup with a suction device. Cupping Therapy may seem

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Common Physical Therapy Myths Debunked: Fact from Fiction

Physical therapy is a highly effective form of treatment for a wide range of conditions, from injuries to chronic pain. However, despite its proven benefits, there are still many misconceptions surrounding physical therapy. Here are five common misunderstandings about physical therapy Myth 1: Physical therapy is only for people with severe injuries or disabilities. Reality: Physical

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Say Goodbye to Back Pain: How Physical Therapy Can Help

Anyone who has suffered from back pain knows what a painful and debilitating condition it can be. Physical therapy is often recommended as a treatment option for individuals experiencing back pain. A physical therapist can perform a thorough evaluation and create a customized plan of care that reduces pain, improves function, and prevents future injury using

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5 Ways Physical Therapy Helps People in Car Accidents

Physical therapy plays a crucial role in recovery for individuals who have been involved in a car accident or other personal injuries. Car accidents can cause injuries such as bruises, whiplash, and broken bones. They can also lead to more severe injuries such as spinal cord damage and head injuries. Physical therapy can help individuals

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