Powerful Physical Therapy

Powerful Physical Therapy

  • When You're Active And In A Wheelchair: A Transport Chair Can Make It Easier To Keep Going

    When you're young, active, and relatively healthy—except for the fact that you're confined to a wheelchair—you don't want to be held back unnecessarily. That means that you may want to consider buying a transport wheelchair in addition to your regular chair as you adapt to life on four wheels. A transport chair helps keep your life spontaneous. Your primary mode of movement may be through a standard wheelchair, simply because they're easy to use, durable, and you can customize them with everything from detachable armrests and trays to adjustable seating.

  • Methods Of Managing Your Fissure At Work

    Dealing with a fissure around your anus can make you feel physically uncomfortable and concerned about your health. While it's important to visit your healthcare provider to assess the condition of the fissure and determine what, if any, medical steps should be taken, you can also play a key role in managing the fissure on your own. While your pain might keep you at home for a day or two, you'll likely be heading back to work soon enough — and you could be concerned about managing the fissure during the workday.

  • 3 Simple Solutions To Reduce Your Hot Flashes

    Menopause occurs after a woman experiences her last menstrual cycle. While it is a natural part of a woman's life, menopause can cause numerous uncomfortable side effects. If you are a woman in the early or middle stages of menopause, you most likely are experiencing hot flashes. These feelings of intense warmth and heat will spread through the body, resulting in flushed skin, sweating, and a great deal of discomfort. Cooling your body down by wearing less clothes and relaxing in an air-conditioned space can help, but other treatments are available.

  • Swelling Deep Underneath The Skin? What You Need To Know About Angioedema & Allergy Testing

    Most people attribute sneezing, congestion, watery eyes, and hives to allergies. However, angioedema is another allergic reaction that you should be aware of. Angioedema is swelling deep underneath the skin, typically in the ears, hands or feet, or around the mouth and eyes. Here's what you need to know. Histamine & Angioedema When you are affected by an allergen, your body produces histamine. The swelling of the skin is caused by the immune system pumping histamine-filled fluids to the affected areas.

  • 4 Tips For Making It In Hollywood With A Strong Regional Accent

    You've actually done it: you've packed up a Uhaul and moved across the country to pursue your dream of being an actor in Hollywood. You have an agent and an apartment, but there's just one problem: you also have a strong regional accent. A strong southern or New England accent may be charming, but it will also seriously limit your ability to snag acting gigs outside of niche roles. In order to be eligible for as many auditions as possible, just follow these four tips:

  • 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.