Have you been looking for a way to manage Ehlers-Danlos symptoms without using medications or surgeries? Are you looking to learn more about Physical Therapy for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome? Finding appropriate treatment may be difficult and can leave you feeling helpless. This article will go over what you need to know in regards to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Are you noticing that you are having a hard time standing upright? Do you feel unsteady when walking and not as stable as you used to be? You may be having a balance problem. If you are losing your balance and are feeling frustrated, physical therapy may be the right place for you. What Causes
What is a Sprain? A sprain refers to damage that occurs to ligaments. Ligaments are tissue structures that connect bone to bone and provide support to a joint. A sprain can be classified by the degree of damage to the ligament. This can range from Grade 1, which is a slight overstretching of the tissue,
The knee is an essential component of the human body. It allows us to perform a sit to stand transfer, walk/run, and negotiate stairs. When knee injuries occur, even the most basic movements can become extremely difficult. Activities that were once easy can be impossible to perform. This article will discuss the anatomy of the
Our ability to maintain balance when sitting, standing, and walking is necessary for completion of activities of daily living. Balance is a complex interaction of body systems that, if one or more are impaired, can affect your ability to confidently go about your day. In order to understand our position in relation to our surroundings,
On a beautiful sunny spring or summer day, most people looking to be active enjoy a nice walk outside, or they can head to the gym after work with plenty of daylight to spare. However, during the winter, it can be difficult to maintain your normal level of activity. With the cold temperatures, inclement weather,
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that causes significant movement impairments in addition to non-motor symptoms such as cognitive changes, fatigue, pain, and mood disorders. Over 10 million people around the world, and almost one million people in the U.S. alone, suffer from Parkinson’s disease. Some of the most common
Have you ever noticed your hip on one side dropping when you walk? Does this result in you looking like you are limping, waddling, or missing a step? You may be experiencing what is known as Trendlenburg gait. This is an abnormal gait pattern that is caused by weakness or paralysis of the hip abductor
Falls are common, but serious events that have the potential to lead to life-altering injuries. In fact, 20% of falls result in injury like fractures or head/brain injuries. Although falls can happen at any age, they are more common in older people. It is estimated that at least 3 million older people go to the
