As a physical therapist, you deal with a wide variety of different patients on a regular basis. It’s essential to be able to treat each patient according to their specific situation and condition. One question that has come up recently (continue...)
Shoulder Pain Can Put A Damper On The Holiday Season Tis the season for joy, family and gift giving! However, those with shoulder pain likely have a Christmas list that looks a little something like this: Shoulder Pain Relief Ability (continue...)
After shoulder surgery or injury, how long do I have to wear this sling?The length of time you will need to wear a sling after shoulder surgery or injury will vary depending on the specific type of surgery or injury (continue...)
One Study Shows That Anxiety and Depression Have An Effect On Shoulder Recovery A new study in The Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation researched what influence psychosocial factors such as anxiety and depression have on an outpatient’s recovery from (continue...)
What stressors are making life difficult for Physical Therapists? High Cost of Education: If you’re a young physical therapist, the chances are you are carrying some heavy debt from your (at minimum) six years of college. That burden can be (continue...)
How Many People Does Shoulder Pain Effect? At any given time, 18-26% of the US population complains of having shoulder pain. This makes it one of the most prevalent problems for individuals, and as people age and begin to be (continue...)
Thank you again to all those who participated. We appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us and your peers! Please do not hesitate to comment below, we would love to receive more insight from you. This is an ever-evolving practice, (continue...)
How Should We Treat Patients with Rotator Cuff Tears? When a patient approaches us with a rotator cuff tear, our default response should no longer be shoulder surgery. Over 5.7 million people in the United States over the age of (continue...)
Certain treatment approaches for breast cancer have been found to create an increased risk for potential development of breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL). It's important to recognize these risk factors and take the appropriate precautions and preventative measures to try and (continue...)
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