Osteoarthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis. Gout. Psoriatic arthritis. There are many different types of arthritis that could be making your movements painful. Arthritis is a catchall term used to describe more than 100 different kinds of joint pain and joint disease. The broadness of this category is likely one reason that more than 54 million Americans suffer
Why you should be treating arthritis pain without the meds
July 3rd, 2020
Physical therapy-based treatment options for your arthritis pain
July 2nd, 2020Joint pain. Stiffness in your joints. Difficulty walking or playing with your grandkids. These are just some of the effects arthritis can commonly have. For the more than 54 million Americans who have arthritis, physical therapy can be an excellent option. Using physical therapy to treat arthritis might not be a new suggestion for you.
Can’t figure out how to stop feeling dizzy? Physical therapy can help!
July 1st, 2020Remember spinning around in circles as a child? How most of us laughed when the room kept spinning after we stopped? What we didn’t know then is that we were experiencing a type of dizziness called vertigo for the first time. Dizziness is often confused with vertigo, but it’s actually a different issue. However, each
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