Physical therapy and calf strain

This is an injury in which the muscles below your knee are most affected. It is usually caused by minor wear of muscle fibers. Usually, the bulk of the tissue is not affected. Sometimes, however, in severe cases, the muscle can be torn completely, and the...

Physical Rehabilitation

Physical rehabilitation is similar to physical therapy; the two terms are often used interchangeably, but there are also some significant differences between them. Physical rehabilitation is a broader type of professions, while physical therapy falls under the scope...

Physical therapy for breast cancer

Breast cancer is when a tumor grows in your breast. It is second in prevalence among females, after skin cancer. The modern era and breast cancer awareness campaigns have made many advancements in diagnosing and treating breast cancer. What happens to breast cancer?...

Physical Therapy For Ankle Replacement

Total ankle replacement, also known as “total ankle arthroplasty,” is when the ankle joint is completely replaced with an artificial one. Ankle refers to the lower leg area where your talus bone meets the tibia. Sometimes, the cartilage that covers these...

Peroneal Tendonitis Physical Therapy

Peroneal tendinopathy, or pain in the outer part of our ankles, could be the cause. This pain makes walking difficult and can also impact your work and leisure activities. A physical therapist can help you regain your normal strength and function. Anatomy and Function...

Pelvic Floor Contraction Exercises

A physical therapist might suggest two exercises for pelvic floor problems. An exercise program that works will stabilize your core, strengthen your biceps, and increase your muscle strength. It will also overload specific muscles to make them stronger. Your pelvic...