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The Difference Between Aquatic and Hydrotherapy
For ages, water has always been a source of healing and rejuvenation. In the realm of physiotherapy, both aquatic therapy and hydrotherapy utilize water to provide unique rehabilitative experiences. The term hydro comes from the Greek word for water. In … Continue reading
Understanding Bicep Tendonitis
Bicep tendonitis is a common issue among athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike. It is characterized by inflammation of the tendons connecting the biceps muscle to the shoulder. This condition can be both painful and debilitating, affecting your ability to perform … Continue reading
National Scoliosis Awareness Month 2024
June marks an important time of year for health advocates, medical professionals, and individuals across the country as we observe National Scoliosis Awareness Month. This period is dedicated to shining a spotlight on scoliosis, a common yet often misunderstood spinal … Continue reading
What to Do If I Have Acid Reflux at Night?
As mentioned in last week’s blog, acid reflux can be an annoyance, especially during bedtime. For many people, this is a recurring nightmare due to nighttime acid reflux. Particularly painful and disruptive, acid reflux at night can prevent a restful … Continue reading
The Importance of Strong Ankles
Many of us take our ability to stand and move around for granted, but the truth is that having a strong set of ankles is essential in order to prevent injury and maintain healthy balance and mobility. Ankles that are … Continue reading
What Do Monofilaments Do?
Monofilaments can truly be a lifesaver. As a health care professional or patient, it’s important to be aware of these tools commonly used in the medical setting. Monofilaments are small instruments designed to test sensation on the skin and can … Continue reading
Using Warm Compresses to Alleviate Arthritis Pain
May is Arthritis Awareness Month! Nearly one-fourth of adults in the U.S. suffer from arthritis, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Arthritis, which has symptoms that include swelling, pain, reduced range of motion and stiffness, … Continue reading
How to Manage Knee Pain
Click. Click. Click. You know you’re getting older when your body starts making sounds in areas that you’ve never heard before. If you hear a clicking sound when you go up or down the stairs, it’s probably your knees. … Continue reading
Can You Objectively Measure Pain?
Pain is a common symptom associated with a patient’s clinical presentation. Understanding pain is extremely important to help guide clinical decision making as well as the entire episode of care. Pains allows us to truly understand what the patient is … Continue reading
The Most Popular Chiropractic Tools
The number one most popular chiropractic tool is the chiropractor’s own hands, but sometimes their hands need some additional help to provide the best care possible. If you ever looked around a chiropractor’s office, there are all sorts of tools … Continue reading