Powerful Physical Therapy

Powerful Physical Therapy

  • Palliative Care: Get The Facts

    The concept of "palliative care" is a rather recent innovation in the field of health care. Some people who have heard of the term, however, might not fully understand the idea behind the phrase. This article focuses on a few key aspects of this intriguing health care conception.   Compared to Hospice Care   Some confusion exists between the concepts of hospice care and that of palliative care. Although the two have certain similarities, they are not synonymous.

  • 3 Reasons You Experience Pain During Your Pelvic Exam

    Regular pelvic exams are an important part of your reproductive and overall health. Unfortunately, many women find pelvic exams uncomfortable and you may be tempted to skip your annual examination. But during a pelvic exam your gynecologist may detect infections and abnormalities that are more easily treated if they are detected early, so it is critical that you are examined as often as your doctor recommends for your age and health history.

  • 4 Tips For Visiting Your Loved One In Memory Care

    Memory care is a form of assisted living that addresses the unique needs of those suffering from Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. When visiting your loved one in a memory care facility for the first time, you may not be sure what to do. You know that it's important to visit your family member, but their memory loss and other symptoms may make you sad or uncomfortable. Here are four tips for making your visits go as well as possible, for both you and your loved one:

  • 3 Signs Of A Good Primary Care Physician

    Everyone needs a good primary care physician who they can go to for basic medical care. There are a ton of doctors out there who have family practices, however, and it can be tough to choose the one who is right for you. Luckily, there are a few things that you can look for to help you find a good primary care physician. If your doctor doesn't have these qualities, then it might be time to find a different practice.

  • Keep An Eye Out: How To Know If You're At Risk For Glaucoma

    An estimated 2.2 million suffer from this debilitating disease, but half of that number don't know it. How can this be? The unfortunate truth is that glaucoma can be hard to predict, and even harder to recognize it once it happens. Here are a few factors that can help determine if you're at risk for developing the eye condition that is the most common cause of blindness in the world—and if you are, what you should do about it.

About Me

Powerful Physical Therapy

I was badly injured a year ago, and it took a long time to get back to my normal level of ability. One of the things that helped more than anything was the time that I spent in physical therapy. I didn’t always love going to physical therapy – in fact, sometimes, I really didn’t enjoy it at all. But ultimately, the therapists and other patients I worked with helped inspire me to get better, and the exercises facilitated my healing process. I started this blog to talk about all of the things I learned about physical therapy and healing during my recovery time. I hope my blog reaches other accident victims. I want to offer encouragement, hope, and information for people who are in the same boat that I was in.

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