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Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Lower Back Pain - Anatomy Knowing the main parts of your low backer and how these parts work is important as you learn to care for your back problem.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Foot - Anatomy Our feet are constantly under stress. It's no wonder that 80 percent of us will have some sort of problem with our feet at some time or another.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Hamstring Pain Hamstring injuries happen to all types of athletes, from Olympic sprinters to slow-pitch softball players.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Arthritis Pain - Gout Gout is a disease that involves the build up of uric acid in the body. About 95 percent of gout patients are men.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Skiing - Introduction When it comes to appreciating wintertime and the outdoors, there is no better way to do it rather than by cross country skiing.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Knee Pain - Popliteal Cysts A popliteal cyst, also called a Baker's cyst, is a soft, often painless bump that develops on the back of the knee.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Muscle Injury - Contusions A contusion is the medical term used for a ‘bruise.’ Contusions can be minor, like the one you get after clumsily hitting your thigh on the edge of the coffee table, to major ones like the contusion you may get across your chest or down your leg after a significant motor vehicle accident.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Injury Care - Cast Care Casts don't completely harden for about two days. Be especially careful with your cast during this time.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Work Activities - Driving If you drive for a living, it is crucial to get your posture right and follow some easy tips to keep your body healthy and prevent workplace injuries.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Dance Gymnastics - Introduction The popularity of

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Work Activities - Hand Tools Choosing the correct tool for the job, and for you, can help your working day pass more comfortably and reduces your risk of work-related problems.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Sternoclavicular Joint Problems Most sternoclavicular joint problems are relatively minor. However, certain types of injuries require immediate medical attention.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Trochanteric Bursitis of the Hip A common spot for bursitis is on the side of the hip. Here a large tendon passes over the bony bump on the side of the hip.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Figure Skating - Introduction Any true figure skater wants to be able to land that double salchow, that triple lutz, or the ever elusive quadruple axel.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Kickboxing - Introduction The name of the sport really describes itself well: boxing combined with kicking, which together equals KICKBOXING.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Wrist - Anatomy The anatomy of the wrist joint is extremely complex, probably the most complex of all the joints in the body.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Elbow Pain - Distal Biceps Rupture Distal Biceps Rupture occurs mainly in middle-aged men during heavy work or lifting.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for BackPacks No matter what our age or where we are going, everyone seems to have a lot of stuff to haul around.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Osteoporosis Pain Osteoporosis is a common disorder affecting the skeleton. The bones begin losing their minerals and support capabilities, leaving the skeleton prone to fractures.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Hip - Adult Femur Fractures It takes a lot of force to break the femur in an adult so it is often accompanied by other injuries. The fracture is a disabling problem.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Elbow Pain - Fractures Fractures of the bones that make up the elbow prevent normal movement at the joint and therefore limit the function of the hand, wrist, and forearm.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Osteonecrosis of Humeral Head Osteonecrosis of the humeral head is a condition where a portion of the bone of the humeral head loses its blood supply, dies and collapses.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Knee - Patellofemoral Problems The patella, or kneecap, can be a source of knee pain when it fails to function properly.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Headaches Most people in life have experienced a headache at one time or another. In the majority of cases, headaches are mild and do not interrupt daily life.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Pediatric Issues - Clubfoot Clubfoot is a congenital condition that affects newborn infants. The condition is not rare and affects both feet in about half of the infants born with clubfoot.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Hand - Dupuytrens Contracture Dupuytren's contracture may occur suddenly but more commonly progresses slowly over a period of years. Symptoms usually appear after the age of 40.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Foot Pain - Hallux Rigidus Hallux rigidus is a degenerative type of arthritis that affects the large joint at the base of the big toe.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Elbow - Osteoarthritis of the Elbow Sustaining an elbow injury, however, can lead to problems with the joint later in life - osteoarthritis.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Running - Introduction Racing in the 500 meter at the Olympics or jogging the track at your local high school, any true runner knows that this sport requires incredible endurance.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Vestibular Rehabilitation Vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT) consists of a set of exercises that encourage the brain and spinal cord to make up for balance or equilibrium deficits, which are present due to inner ear or central nervous system disease or abnormality. VRT exercises are designed specifically for you by a Ph...

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Wrist Pain - Scaphoid Fracture A fall on an outstretched hand commonly breaks the scaphoid bone of the wrist.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Cycling -Introduction Cycling is a fantastic activity, whether you do it for fun and exercise as a hobby or compete at the highest levels of the sport in the Tour de France.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Elbow - Anatomy Part of what makes us human is the way we are able to use our hands. Effective use of our hands requires stable and painless elbow joints.

Physical Therapy in Ashburn for Pediatric Back Pain It is not clear why children complain about back pain – it may be due to children carrying heavier backpacks or sitting longer due to increased computer use.