New York Dynamic Neuromuscular Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy
At the very base of the spine, several vertebrae fuse to the back area of the pelvis known as the ilium, forming the sacroiliac or SI joints. These joints are supported by a system of muscles and ligaments that minimize uncontrolled motion during situations of physical stress or exertion, primarily the gluteal and deep abdominal […]
Read MorePlantar Fasciitis has been found to be the major cause of heel pain. This condition is the result of microscopic tears and inflammation in the muscles across the band of tissue at the bottom of the foot. The impact on the ligament (plantar fascia) results in swelling and causes burning and stabbing pain in the […]
Read MoreIn the body, a special cellular material that functions much like an elastic band tors as the anterior (front) and posterior (rear) cruciate ligaments. These elastic bands are essential for a number of different flexions that keep the knee joint stable while allowing for lateral and forward motion. An ACL affliction is when some form […]
Read MoreMany people with chronic pain disorders that do not respond to needle therapy for pain. Dry needling for lateral epicondylitis is gaining popularity because it resolves trigger point pain in a safe and effective manner. What Is Dry Needling? Needling has been used in a variety of formats to repeated manipulation, these trigger points can […]
Read MoreWhile there is a wide range of sports related injuries, one of the most common relates to the fact that it is most common in people between 40 and 60, which is also the highest population demographic of the United States. At this age, people are still active, but their tendons and tissues are becoming […]
Read MoreWhen a patient visits a docto the normal aging process. A Pain in the Wallet An MRI may provide peace of mind, but new research shows that in most cases the imaging procedure only adds a pain in the wallet on to a study led by a professor in the field of physical therapy. An […]
Read MoreSuffering from a deep pain in the buttocks is called chronic high hamstring tendinopathy. The ailment is the result of pain that gradually escalates. The aggravation can increase through repetitive motion or prolonged sitting. The Cause of High Hamstring Tendinopathy It is believed the condition results when acute hamstring tears are not given time tor […]
Read MorePhysical therapy evaluations can be daunting, especially for first-time visitors, but they are quite straightforward. The following points will explore what one should expect during an evaluation Discussion With Therapist Before Evaluation Begins The therapist will need certain information to accomplish with physical therapy. This can be very beneficial in helping the therapist understand what […]
Read MoreWhether you are just starting a new workout plan or are an avid athlete, exercise has the tendency to cause aches and pains. One of the most common issues that athletes and newly active individuals both experience is tightness in the hamstrings. This issue is particularly complicated to identify and even remedy, though, as it […]
Read MoreLower back pain, also known as LBP, affects millions of Americans. In many cases, it is difficult to effectively manage their pain. A recent study in BMC Health Services Research highlighted the effectiveness of physical therapy in treating lower back pain when it is administered early on and consistently. Early Intervention is Key When it […]
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