Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a progressive disease with a high level of unpredictability. It occurs when the immune system of a person directly attacks the nerve fibers as well as the sheathing that surrounds those nerve fibers. As a result, inflammation occurs. This...
If you have recently experienced a stroke, it is imperative to understand that the recovery process is a lifelong process. For most, recovery starts with a formal level of rehabilitation – such as physical therapy. You and your family should always know where you are...
While there is currently no cure, there is a bit of hope. It has been established that physical therapy has the potential to help people who suffer from Alzheimer’s Disease. Movement prescribed by a Physical Therapist can help with strength, balance, brain...
A repetitive strain injury is one that is caused by repetitive motions and continuous use. In turn, damage occurs to the tendons, the muscles, and/or the nerves. In some instances, medical professionals refer to these types of injuries as “repetitive stress injuries.”...
Autoimmune diseases are the third most common culprit behind chronic illnesses in the United States. While generally considered to be rare, these types of diseases impact up to 8% of the total population within the country. According to research, the prevalence of...
Physical Therapy Offers Effective Symptom Relief for Arthritis Sufferers “Arthritis” is a term that is used to describe a type of joint disease and/or pain within the joints. There are more than 100 individual arthritis types and associated conditions. Individuals of...
