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If you have ever had a rib out of place, you know how painful the condition is. Bluntly put, an out-of-place rib will hurt like hell. You may find it painful to lay on the injured side, painful to reach for something, and even painful to breathe. You may feel rib pain as chest pain, […]
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Cartilage is a rubbery tissue that provides cushioning to your bones so that they don’t rub against each other. But the cartilage breaks down over time. When this happens, the bones collide, resulting in joint pain and inflammation. You will notice that your knees are not working smoothly like before. They start aching whenever you
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Knee injuries are very common among people who are active. During sports play, an individual can sprain his knee or injure a ligament. Knee injuries can be painful and debilitating. Proper physical therapy is needed to help the knee heal and gain back the mobility that it once had. Knee Ligament Sprains and Tears There
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What is Visceral Manual Therapy? Visceral manual therapy (also known as visceral manipulation) is one of the oldest natural healing methods used in many societies. It is a method of healing the body in order to bring it back into balance so it can fight against stress and illness more effectively. It has become increasingly
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What is facet joint syndrome and what causes it? How about the symptoms? Are there different types, and how can physical therapy help? Let’s answer those questions below. What Is Facet Joint Syndrome? It is a condition that affects the spine. It is comparable to arthritis, as it can cause neck pain and back pain.
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Feel the top of your neck, just below your hairline. The spine starts from there. It runs all the way down from your skull to your lower back. It’s one of the most fundamental body parts. The spine consists of small bones referred to as vertebrae, stacked on top of one another, forming the curve
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Tendons are thick and fibrous tissues that provide a connection between the muscles and the joints. Tendons that are most commonly injured are found in shoulders, thumbs, elbows, wrists, hips, and knees. The most famously known Achilles tendon is the one that connects the calf muscle to the heel bone. Tendinitis and Tendinosis are both
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Elbow Injuries Both tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow are overuse injuries to the tendons in the forearm. Specifically, they both involve those tendons that join the muscles in the forearm to the patient’s elbow, and both cause elbow pain and elbow injury. Though they both hurt and often need the help of a physical therapist,
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