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Swimming and Physical Therapy
If you want to improve your fitness, one great way is to swim. Swimming works muscles throughout the body without the pounding of land-based exercise. That’s why injured athletes often turn to the pool when they want to maintain their fitness and rehab...
Success Story: Physical Therapy Helps Woman Return to “Old Self” After Brain Tumor
Helo Matzelle ignored the ringing in her ears until that sound was joined by voices in her head. What she hoped might be a small problem wasn’t; Helo had a brain tumor. Surgery to remove the tumor was successful, but it was not without complications.
#ChoosePT Over Opioids for Safe Pain Management
For the past 15 years, Americans in pain have increasingly been prescribed opioids—painkillers that include Vicodin, OxyContin, methadone, and combination drugs like Percocet. These drugs can be effective over short periods and safe in low doses.
Safe Pain Management for Children
New staggering statistics illustrating the reach and toll of America’s opioid epidemic seem to be released almost daily. In 2012, health care providers wrote enough opioid prescriptions for every American adult to have their own bottle of pills.
Success Story: Physical Therapist Treatment Gives Woman Active Life After Pelvic Pain
Erin Jackson’s pelvic pain, a mysterious, stabbing pain, felt both internal and external, plagued her for over a decade. She endured it through college and law school, but it was always there, preventing her from having an active life.
Tips for Track and Field Athletes
The 2016 Olympic Games showcased a week’s worth of track and field, the single sport, with its wide variety of events, may best exemplify the Olympic motto, “Citius, Altius, Forius” – “Faster, Higher, Stronger.” How do elite athletes get faster,
Success Story: An Art Teacher’s Journey to a Pain Free Life
Joanne was enjoying her life as an art teacher when she started experiencing hip pain. The pain increasingly intensified, making it hard to stand or walk, ultimately forcing her into retirement. She began to accept the pain,
Success Story: A Young Woman’s Journey With Complex Regional Pain Disorder
Margaret’s experience with pain started with an accident when she was stepped on by a horse. She didn’t suffer any broken bones, but the pain didn’t go away. It was thought that it was a bunion, so she had surgery. But the pain continued. Eventually,
Cleveland Clinic Program Looks to Change First-Option for Pain
The American health care system is currently grappling with how to safely prescribe opioids, a group of drugs that can be key to the successful treatment of severe acute pain, but that can be dangerous, even deadly,
Physical Therapist Helps Performers Stay on Stage
Broadway productions, such as the currently touring sensation Hamilton, provide audience members a memory that could last a lifetime. But for the cast and crew, that performance will be one of many in a packed schedule of rigorous routine.