New York Dynamic Neuromuscular Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy
Around one out of every nine U.S. citizens suffer from temporomandibular joint disorders. This medical problem can produce pain when you chew food or yawn. It often creates bothersome clicking noises. Many individuals find that it also results in jaw stiffness. Chewing is painful Yawning may also hurt Jaw pops or clicks Americans frequently visit […]
Read MoreThe shoulder is a multifaceted joint. It’s a grouping of bones, tendons and muscles. It’s one of the most mobile areas of the body. That means that it’s also one of the places in the body where you’re likely to feel pain. What Bones Make Up The Shoulder? The bones of the upper arm, shoulder […]
Read MoreWhen people have pinched nerves, it can cause them to experience debilitating pain. The pain that a person might feel will depend on which nerve is pinched. While many people are prescribed narcotic pain medications when they have pinched nerves, the medications do not treat the actual impingement and simply minimize the pain that people […]
Read MoreJuvenile osteochondritis dissecans can affect the knees of children and is especially problematic among youth athletes. This disorder involves a lesion that appears on the subchondral bone in the knee, and it affects between 15 and 29 children per 100,000. Boys are much likelier to develop the condition than are girls. Without proper assessment and […]
Read MoreAnkle sprains are very common injuries, and people who suffer from them may suffer ongoing problems, including recurring sprains. Each year, seven ankle sprains occur for every 1,000 people. Up to address dysfunctions of the joints may result in better outcomes. Joint dysfunctions that can occur with inversion ankle sprains, which happen when the outer […]
Read MoreWhen an athlete is experiencing tennis elbow, the individual may notice pain as soon as the patient bends the wrist, and the condition significantly reduces grip strength and causes tightness in the person’s forearm. If a patient does not receive medical care, the athlete might suffer from fibrosis, which can harden the tissue and decrease […]
Read MoreBackground Likely as a result of continuous running and cutting while playing field hockey, a 25 year-old female experienced a plantar fascia tear. The tear was discovered via diagnostic imagining after the athlete had been suffering from painful plantar fasciitis for approximately six months. Goals for Rehabilitation After undergoing surgery in order to gait recovery […]
Read MoreThe Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) organizes Gaelic games, the two most prominent games being Gaelic football and hurling. Back pain is not uncommon among the athletes, affecting approximately 2.5% to experience back pain if they work in jobs that require periods of physical inactivity. In general, people who play sports are more likely to miss […]
Read MoreEach year, between 10 and 13 percent of reported sports-related injuries involve groin pain. Some of these people will be diagnosed with athletic pubalgia, which is also known as a sports hernia. These are injuries that may happen to continue participating in his or her chosen sport. Other conditions that cause groin pain When a […]
Read MoreIn the center of each of your knees, there’s an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). These ligaments are positioned diagonally. ACL injuries are fairly common, especially for athletes. To repair the damage, surgeons will sometimes graft tissues onto an ACL. That operation is an ACL reconstruction. After such a reconstruction, it’s easy for the muscles around […]
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