Injury Therapy
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]For the impingement of the rotator cuff, typical home care pain relief techniques like resting and icing are almost always adequate. And some people also use pain relief medications during the recovery process from the rotator cuff injury. The shoulder, if that is where the rotator cuff injury occurred, may not feel the same for …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A rotator cuff may sound like a single part, but it’s actually comprised of several muscles and tendons that are found in the shoulder and are responsible for the connection between the shoulder blade and the upper bone of the arm. Four muscles are found here that connect at the scapula and each one connects …
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The knee is an incredibly important joint that is critical to motion and movement. Inside, the upper bones of the leg are connected to the lower bones of the leg through a series of tendons, ligaments and cartilage. The complex structure of the knees combined with their frequent use make them a regular target for …
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Each year, more than 10,000 people may experience injuries to their spinal cords. The spinal cord is an incredibly important part of the body, consisting of an elongated clump of nerves that are responsible for sending messages back and forth to the body from the brain. In almost all cases, spinal cord injury rehabilitation is …
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Aside from bones and organs, most of the body consists of soft tissue, which is comprised of muscles, fat, tendons, ligaments, skin, connective tissue, blood vessels, nerves and more. It’s perhaps not a wonder that the majority of physical injury affects the soft tissues of the body. Because soft tissue encompasses such a large area, …
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The vast majority of injuries to the rotator cuff are degenerative in nature, meaning that over time, the tendons found in the shoulder area begin to deteriorate and weaken and eventually small rips or tears form that can lead to weakness, loss of movement and sore joints and muscles.
Many people are familiar with the term “hamstring” despite the fact that neither a string nor ham is involved. The hamstring is actually a collection of three muscles found in the back of the thigh area that making bending at the knee possible. Unfortunately, one of the most commonly known facts about this muscle group …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Although relatively small in terms of size, the knees are incredibly complex joints that allow for all different types of movement including walking, running and jumping. This ability is dependent upon the proper functioning of the joint, which includes bone, muscle, tendons, ligaments and more.
The foot along with the ankle that holds the foot are amongst the most heavily used parts of the body and are necessary for everyday functions like movement and walking as well as athletic activities too. Because so much relies on them, feet and ankle injuries are not uncommon, and they can occur in just …
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Dreaded by amateur and professional athletes , a knee ligament injury that stretches or, in some cases, even snaps the tough bands of tissue connecting the bones in your body, is common among gymnasts, skiers, basketball players, football and soccer players, runners etc.
