Elbow
If You Have A Smartphone, You Probably Struggle With Cell Phone Elbow
A cell phone elbow follows the rapid progression of tech-related repetitive strain injuries experts diagnosed in the last couple of years. It’s not surprising to observe the daily routines and smartphone practices of an always-on generation. Statistically, nearly 50% of the American population spends five-six hours a day on their smartphones. The remaining use it…
Read MoreLittle League Elbow Treatment
Little League Elbow refers to a common growth plate injury experienced by young athletes (especially baseball players). It’s caused by repetitive throwing motions and overuse of the elbow joint during practice. Most players may experience an onset of symptoms ranging from elbow pain, mobility issues to slower throwing rates. All of these symptoms can become…
Read MoreGolfer’s Elbow vs Tennis Elbow: What’s the Difference?
If you’re experiencing recurring elbow pain when you move the forearm, there’s a high chance that you are suffering from tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow
Read MoreTennis Elbow Rehabilitation
Did you know? Tennis elbow isn’t necessarily caused by the eponymous sport. Any repetitive activity or direct injury to the elbows can weaken the tendons linking your forearm muscles to your bones and cause them to swell. Tennis elbow rehabilitation uses different soft tissue techniques, mobilizations, and preventative exercises, to target the pain and limit…
Read MoreMultiple Sclerosis Physical Therapy
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) targets the central nervous system (i.e. the brain and spinal cord). Its debilitative effects lead to muscle pain, balance and coordination issues, and cognitive problems. In severe cases, MS can turn into a lifelong disability without treatment. How does Multiple Sclerosis physical therapy help? Visit our facility to receive personalized physical therapy…
Read MoreGolfer’s Elbow Physical Therapy
Overview: Severe Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) Tendons are soft connective tissues that link bones to muscles. The medial epicondyle is a bony bump present at the protruding end of the elbow joint. It’s a sensitive spot, surrounded by a group of muscles and tendons that connect the bones. They support joint movement and body motions…
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