Physical Therapy After a Proximal Humeral Fracture
A fracture of your arm bone near the shoulder may require physical therapy to help improve normal arm…
What Are the Treatments for a Broken Shoulder?
The majority of treatments for a broken shoulder include more passive types of remedies, such as…
Types of Shoulder Fractures
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Posture and Shoulder Tendonitis
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Sitting and Sciatica Pain
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Guidelines on Post-Accident Pain Management
Pain management following a car crash.
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What Are the Symptoms of Tendonitis in Your Shoulder?
When a single or multiple of any of the four shoulder muscles that make up the rotator cuff undergo excessive…
What is Tendonitis?
What is tendonitis, what causes tendonitis, and how is it treated in physcial therapy?
Tendonitis is used to…
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How to Treat and Heal a Jammed Finger
Individuals suffering from a jammed finger: Can knowing the signs and symptoms of a finger that is not broken or dislocated allow…
The Impact of Pudendal Neuropathy on Pelvic Health
For individuals experiencing pelvic pain, it could be a disorder of the pudendal nerve known as pudendal neuropathy or neuralgia…
The Truth About Dried Fruit: Sugar, Calories, and Serving Size
Can knowing the serving size help lower sugar and calories for individuals who enjoy eating dried fruits?
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Maximizing Performance with Glycogen Restoration
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Foot Arthritis & Its Symptoms
Foot arthritis may develop symptoms similar to any other joint affected by arthritis. The symptoms may vary depending on the joint of the foot affected. They can range from minimal to very severe and…
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