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Understand Workstation Ergonomics and Avoid Musculoskeletal Issues

Today, many of us spend a significant amount of time sitting at desks, working on computers for long hours. While office jobs may not seem physically demanding, they can take a toll on our musculoskeletal health if proper ergonomics are not practiced.  Understanding and implementing good workstation ergonomics is important for maintaining a healthy and pain-free work environment. In this article, we will explore the importance of ergonomics in the workplace, discuss proper posture and desk ergonomics, and provide exercises to prevent common musculoskeletal issues associated with working desk jobs. Understand the Impact of Ergonomics Ergonomics is the science of designing and arranging

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Staying Active and Fit as You Age: Five Physical Therapy Tips for Older Adults

Looking for physical therapy tips for your aging body? Are you starting to feel those aches and pains that invariably come as you get older? As you age, it’s very important to prioritize your physical health and to maintain an active lifestyle. Regular exercise and movement will not only improve your strength and flexibility but also boost your feelings of well-being. Physical therapists can fill a valuable role in helping older adults stay active and fit by providing expert guidance, personalized exercise programs, and targeted interventions. In this blog post, we’ll look at five physical therapy tips for staying

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How To Run Safely With An Injury?

If you’ve ever had a running injury, you know how hard it can be to find the motivation and determination to keep up with your fitness routine. Or you have all this energy and want to get moving, but you’re not sure whether it’s safe to resume running. Don’t worry. We’re here to put your mind at ease. There are various ways you can still enjoy your favorite activity safely while also promoting healing. In addition, we have some great tips on how to run safely with an injury so that everyone who has suffered a setback – whether

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Is Cracking Your Neck Bad?

Here’s What You Need to Know… We all have that one friend who loves to crack their neck. You might even be that person. Cracking your neck feels like a relief, right? Whether it’s due to tension, boredom, or habit. It feels good. We know that.  But do you ever wonder if this habit is bad for you?  In this blog post, we set the record straight and explore the science behind neck cracking and whether it’s a harmful habit that does long-term damage. Like, can it give you arthritis? Or is it harmless? Let’s start by figuring out

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How Can You Treat Sciatica Nerve Pain Without Surgery?

Are you considering surgery for sciatica?  Stop. Right. There.  Please don’t do it. We categorize sciatica nerve pain as a sharp pain that originates in the lower back area and radiates down the legs and, at times, into the feet. In most cases, this type of nerve pain occurs due to a slipped disk or bone spur in the lower (lumbar) spine that compresses the sciatic nerve.  The symptoms of sciatic nerve pain differ between different patients. Some tell us they have a tingling sensation and accompanying numbness and weakness in the legs. Whereas in contrast, other patients tell

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Physical Therapy Exercises For Foot Pain: Plantar Fasciitis

Have you got heel pain? We know that suffering from pain daily can disrupt your daily life and prevent you from leading an active and healthy lifestyle. For example, experience regular pain in the heel of your foot. It could be Plantar Fasciitis, inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament. However, it’s never a good idea to diagnose yourself with anything over the internet, so we recommend a consult with physical therapy to diagnose and fix this condition if you suspect that you might have it.  Regular physical therapy sessions can relieve the pain and inflammation if you have plantar fasciitis.

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What Are The Best Exercises For Sciatica Pain

We’ll share some excellent exercises you can do to improve the symptoms of sciatica later in the blog, but first, let’s examine what sciatica is and what causes it, so you can understand the condition and why you might have it.  We know that the root cause of sciatica pain is a compressed, pinched, or inflamed nerve in the lower back region. The most common reason people develop this condition is a slipped or herniated disc that causes a buildup of pressure at the nerve root. Sometimes, the pain gets better on its own. However, in most cases, treatment from a

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Am I Getting Shoulder Pain From The Way I Sleep?

Am I Getting Shoulder Pain From The Way I Sleep? Are you having trouble falling asleep because of a painful shoulder? Mystified about what the cause might be and wondering what to do about it? Sadly, insomnia and disturbed sleep are common complaints among patients with shoulder pain. It’s a double-edged sword because lack of sleep can also exacerbate chronic pain conditions.  We call it the pain-sleep cycle. Long-term lack of good quality sleep also affects your immune system. It increases your susceptibility to other chronic health conditions and creates a low-energy state inside the body. It can also

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Why Does My Ankle Hurt When I Walk?

Do you regularly feel stiffness and pain in one or both of your ankle joints? Does it stop you from running, hiking, or playing sports? It doesn’t have to. If you have any discomfort or pain in or around the ankle joint, we give it a sweeping, catch-all term of “ankle pain.” But before we can get down to it and fix it once and for all, we need to know precisely what is causing it. Ankle pain isn’t just one thing. It’s many things.   Most ankle pain improves with rest, over-the-counter medications, and ice compresses. But if you

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Common Causes Of Plantar Fasciitis (Heel Pain) and How To Fix It

What is plantar fasciitis? Have you ever woken up with foot pain at the worst possible time?? You have family in town, you are hosting and you need to get out of bed to start breakfast! OUCH. NO! HOW? With your first step, your heel aches with a deep, unsettling pain. Last night you went to bed and your foot felt fine and now, out of nowhere, debilitating pain. It improves slightly throughout the day, but you’re left with an annoying ache that stops you dead in your tracks of performing the activities you love. Exercise? No way. Jogging?

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