Comments for Core Wellness Physical Therapy http://corewellness.net Sat, 12 May 2012 17:11:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Mama Mia! What Has This Pregnancy Done To My Body? by Celebrate Mother's At Core Wellness | Core Wellness Physical Therapy http://corewellness.net/2012/02/06/mama-mia-what-has-this-pregnancy-done-to-my-body/#comment-194 Celebrate Mother's At Core Wellness | Core Wellness Physical Therapy Sat, 12 May 2012 17:11:56 +0000 http://corewellness.net/?p=205#comment-194 [...] general physical therapy for pre and post natal needs , please call and as us all of your [...] [...] general physical therapy for pre and post natal needs , please call and as us all of your [...]

]]> Comment on Frozen Shoulder: Physical Therapy Can Help “Thaw” You Out by epolis http://corewellness.net/2012/01/16/frozenshoulder/#comment-184 epolis Wed, 11 Apr 2012 11:53:08 +0000 http://corewellness.net/?p=193#comment-184 Thanks for your comment! Manipulation is part of physical therapy treatment. Because the pathophysiological changes are different from other musculoskeletal conditions affecting the shoulder, and the variation in presentation throughout the phases of adhesive capsulitis- many patients need manipulation or joint mobilization during their course of care. Unfortunately, this condition goes undiagnosed or untreated well into the second phase of its progression and that is when we see patients needing a larger amount of joint specific manual techniques. Ideally, patients would see their primary care physician, or their primary care physical therapist for early diagnosis where there is a possibility of keeping the progression at bay and maintaining good function. This is the nice part of physical therapy; the integration of exercises, hands on techniques addressing soft tissue, joints, etc, trigger point dry needling, osteopathic manipulations, pilates, and so much more. We also readily use taping in our practice; athletic and RockTape. This is particularly effective with shoulder patients. Thanks again! Elizabeth Thanks for your comment! Manipulation is part of physical therapy treatment. Because the pathophysiological changes are different from other musculoskeletal conditions affecting the shoulder, and the variation in presentation throughout the phases of adhesive capsulitis- many patients need manipulation or joint mobilization during their course of care. Unfortunately, this condition goes undiagnosed or untreated well into the second phase of its progression and that is when we see patients needing a larger amount of joint specific manual techniques.
Ideally, patients would see their primary care physician, or their primary care physical therapist for early diagnosis where there is a possibility of keeping the progression at bay and maintaining good function.
This is the nice part of physical therapy; the integration of exercises, hands on techniques addressing soft tissue, joints, etc, trigger point dry needling, osteopathic manipulations, pilates, and so much more. We also readily use taping in our practice; athletic and RockTape. This is particularly effective with shoulder patients.

Thanks again!
Elizabeth

]]> Comment on Frozen Shoulder: Physical Therapy Can Help “Thaw” You Out by Athletic tape http://corewellness.net/2012/01/16/frozenshoulder/#comment-183 Athletic tape Tue, 10 Apr 2012 11:00:55 +0000 http://corewellness.net/?p=193#comment-183 While frozen shoulder manipulation and physical therapy look equally important, physical therapy outshines frozen shoulder manipulation method because in either case physical therapy will be needed in the end. Thanks. <a href="http://www.trainersroom.com/" rel="nofollow">Athletic tape</a> While frozen shoulder manipulation and physical therapy look equally important, physical therapy outshines frozen shoulder manipulation method because in either case physical therapy will be needed in the end. Thanks.
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]]> Comment on Golfers: Addressing Your Pain Will Keep You In The Game by Ron Celano http://corewellness.net/2012/03/05/golfers-addressing-your-pain-will-keep-you-in-the-game/#comment-160 Ron Celano Sun, 11 Mar 2012 21:41:58 +0000 http://corewellness.net/?p=230#comment-160 Thanks, some really good information on staying healthy and avoiding golf related injuries. Author of "Triangulate Your Golf Swing." Thanks, some really good information on staying healthy and avoiding golf related injuries.

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