Shockwave therapy or SWT delivers sound waves of high frequency exactly at the place of injury. Your body is then able heal itself stimulating circulation of blood, this supports metabolism, activates new cell generation and helps to dissolve calcium. These waves of a higher frequency activate your body’s healing reaction. This is a non-surgical procedure […]
Read MoreShockwave treatment for tennis elbow is a relatively new form of therapy in which gentle pressure waves are released into the skin around the lateral epicondyle, a bony protrusion of the outer elbow. When used in combination with conventional treatments such as elbow supports and pain relief exercises, shockwave treatment for tennis elbow has proven […]
Read MoreKnee pain is a commonly occurring condition in both athletes and non-athletes. Knee pain may result from a number of different conditions, including knee strains, knee sprains, and osteoarthritis. Though many of these can be treated with conventional treatments, others may need special care and rehabilitation. New York Dynamic Rehabilitation clinic (NYDNRehab) offers specialized knee […]
Read MoreIntroduction You were playing catch with your golden retriever at the park on a warm spring day. In one hand you were holding a tennis ball. As she watched you excitedly, you bent your arm to throw it and—pop! There was an audible noise, and you felt your shoulder being jolted out of place. You […]
Read MoreLower back pain is one of the most commonly reported physical conditions, with over a hundred billion dollars spent on it yearly. Sciatica is a condition involving damage to nerves in the lower back. Though it can be intensely painful, the New York Dynamic Rehabilitation clinic (NYDNRehab) offers advanced methods for chronic sciatica treatment and […]
Read MoreBet you’re not used to complete locking in a bended position. Why Does it Occur? The origin of the problem is narrowing and decreasing of the passageway where finger tendonds are positioned. Actually the tendonds, that are responsible for movement of the finger. As tendons become irritated, they can thicken and may not be able […]
Read MoreMeniscal tears are a common cause of knee pain. Typically, athletes who play contact sports, are most at risk for meniscal tears. However, anyone at any age can suffer from a torn meniscus. A meniscus can become damaged after a lone event (acute) or it may gradually break down over a period of time due […]
Read MoreSacroiliac pain refers to sacroiliac joint pain treatment. The sacroiliac bones are formed by the connection of the iliac bones, the largest bones in the pelvis, with the sacrum. The sacrum is composed of five fused vertebrae. There’s relatively little motion in the sacroiliac joints, with most of the pelvic motion occurring at the hips […]
Read MoreA study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that back pain is responsible for about 60 percent of all cases in which people miss work as a result of pain involving the upper body. Treatment for back pain costs over 26 billion dollars annually in the United States, with herniated disc, which affects nearly […]
Read MoreCervical sprain or cervical strain is a neck injury, which results in stiffness, pain, weakness, and muscle spasm. A sprain is an injury to bone or a joint capsule providing joint stability. Damaged joint capsule or ligament results in instability in a joint. A strain is an injury toms and treatment are the same in […]
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