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In my practice of physical therapy I have encountered a lot of patients who suffer from(DDD) degenerative disc disease. DDD is a condition that can be painful and can greatly affect the quality of life. Disc degeneration is a disease of aging, and though for…

Pharmaceutical and Physical Management For Parkinson’s Disease

by rehab_adminOctober 15, 2013

Parkinson’s Disease, Physical Therapy Home Service

What is Parkinson’ Disease? Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disease, and while treatments for it are becoming more advanced every day, it’s still a disease that cannot be cured. It starts silently—often with a minor tremor or difficulty moving as quickly as you once did.…

Why Does My Knee Crack?

by rehab_adminOctober 1, 2013

My Knee Crack, Physical Therapy

Knee Crack - physical therapy home service

One of the most common questions asked by knee patients is, “Why does my knee Crack?” There are several distinctively annoying sounds that can come from the knee: some of them are not worth worrying about, and others are more problematic. Here is a list…

Simple Workout For Beginners

by rehab_adminOctober 1, 2013

Physical Therapy, Simple Workout

Are you ready to get in shape with a simple, easy workout plan? You don’t have to do an exhausting, sweaty exercise program to reap weight loss rewards. Try one of these workouts to start your plan. Sample workout programs for beginners You’ve got nothing…

Frozen Shoulder: What should I do?

by rehab_adminSeptember 30, 2013

Home Therapy, Physical Therapy

Adhesive capsulitis, more commonly known as “frozen shoulder,” is a diagnosis that the medical establishment still does not know much about. Here is what we do know: The typical person who suffers from adhesive capsulitis is a middle-aged woman, in her non-dominant arm. Some studies…

Acute Pain

by rehab_adminSeptember 30, 2013

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Acute Pain Pain is the most common reason patients seek treatment by physicians. Biologically, the pain signal represents potentially dangerous tissue damage. Pain is a warning to the organism to stop or escape from damaging activity and allow regenerative processes to work. However, pain is…

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Simple Workout For Beginners

Frozen Shoulder: What should I do?

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