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Pelvic Floor PT for Prostatitis
This post will touch briefly on pelvic floor physical dysfunction specifically related to prostatitis and pelvic floor physical therapy for men.April 2, 2018Belly, Bottom, and Back-sided Pain in Children
One of the hardest parts of parenting is seeing your child in pain. Pain is treated many different ways and, depending on the cause, physical therapy is often recommended to assist with pain reduction.December 3, 2017Physical Therapy for Bedwetting and Other Urinary/Fecal Accidents
Bedwetting as well as urinary and fecal accidents is not an illness! Daytime/night time wetting can be considered more of a normal variation of bladder control rather than a diseased state.December 3, 2017Physical Therapy for Childhood Constipation
Childhood constipation is common occurrence and can be successfully treated and prevented using a multidisciplinary approach that includes specialized pelvic physical therapy.December 2, 2017Demystifying Encopresis: Soiling Accidents in Children
Persistent soiling accidents in children may actually be due to constipation.November 2, 2017The Importance of Physical Therapy Post Back Surgery
Deciding on whether or not to get a spinal surgery can be a daunting task. If all conservative measures have failed and you are living with debilitating pain, then choosing surgery is perhaps your best option.September 4, 2017The All-important Home Exercise Program
Your PT will design a home program to reinforce the improvements made in treatment which will expedite your recovery and prevent recurrence of symptoms.August 5, 2017Pain with Intercourse (A.K.A. Dyspareunia)
Let’s talk about painful sex, also known as dyspareunia. Pain with intercourse is often not talked about but more common than you would believe.August 4, 2017Pedi-Pelvic Rehabilitation: Visit #1 for Children
Pain and other disorders of the pelvis can affect children as well as adults. Here is some information on Pelvic Physical Therapy for pediatrics.July 2, 2017Pelvic Rehabilitation: Visit #1 for Men
Pain and other disorders of the pelvis can affect males as well as females and children. Learn what the first Pelvic PT visit will be like for men.July 2, 2017Pelvic Rehabilitation: Visit #1 for Women
The purpose of this post is to give you some general information on Pelvic Physical Therapy as well as tell you what the first Pelvic PT visit will be like.July 4, 2017Out of Pocket Costs for Physical Therapy
What you can expect to pay out of pocket for PT varies by health plan, and can even vary by clinic based on their contract with your health insurer.December 5, 2016Physical Therapy Can Stop Your World From Spinning
Vertigo--if you’ve ever experienced intense dizziness or spinning, you know how debilitating it can be. Vertigo can be treated with physical therapy.December 4, 2016Go Directly to Physical Therapy
Did you know that you can go directly to a physical therapist without a doctor’s referral? “Direct Access” rules for physical therapy vary by state.November 4, 2016Neck Pain While Sitting at a Computer
Do you spend a lot of time sitting at a computer? Do you have neck or upper back pain? Most likely poor seated posture is to blame.October 5, 2016Rehabbing Your Total Knee Replacement
You've had total knee replacement surgery. What's next? Read on to find out what to expect at outpatient physical therapy after a knee replacement.October 5, 2016Leaking Pee: No Laughing Matter
Leaking urine when you laugh, sneeze, or perform some sort of activity is officially called Stress Urinary Incontinence, or SUI.October 2, 2016New Treatment Available for People Affected by Parkinson’s Disease
LSVT BIG® treatment has been proven to aide people in returning to their normal movement patterns, and therefore their normal lives.September 5, 2016Physical Therapy is Safer Than Opioids
With opioids, the actual cause of pain is not addressed; thus your symptoms continue to return despite increased use of meds. PT is safe and effective.September 4, 2016Stretching the Limits: Joint Stability in Dancers & Gymnasts
The physical demands placed on dancers and gymnasts are unique from any other type of athlete, as the excessive movement in joints is seen as desirable.September 4, 2016Sleep Positioning 101
Just as it is important to keep moving in order for our body to alleviate pain, it’s also important to pay attention to body mechanics while we are at rest.August 5, 2016
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