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How Physical Therapy Improves Scoliosis

Date: March 21, 2016

Categories: Scoliosis Tags: Denver Physical Therapist, physical therapy, Scoliosis, Scoliosis Treatment

Scoliosis is an abnormality of the spine that leads to a C-shaped or S-shaped curvature of the spine. The spine is not straight as it’s supposed to be instead is curved to one or both sides. Scoliosis is a relatively painless condition; however, pain may be present if the irregular curvature of the spine stresses the surrounding muscles and joints. These alterations may change an individual’s posture, movement patterns and alignment that may lead to [Read More...]

Physical Therapy for Shoulder Pain

Date: March 8, 2016

Categories: Shoulder Pain Tags: Physical Therapy for Shoulder Pain, Shoulder Pain, Shoulder Pain Treatment

Our shoulder is considered as the largest and most movable joint in the body. It’s composed of vital bones that support mobility, which includes the shoulder blade, upper arm bone, and collarbone. A lot of structures in the shoulder also help the joint to support a broad range of motion, like the rotator cuff, that makes sure there is better mobility. The tendons and muscles are protected by the bursa or a sack of fluid [Read More...]

What Is Medical Weight Loss?

Date: February 29, 2016

Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Lose Weight, Medical Weight Loss, weight loss plan

Achieving a healthy weight is not just about aiming to look good. It can also save people from serious health complications related to weight gain and obesity. Medical weight loss can benefit people who want to find a sustainable weight loss program either for cosmetic or health purposes. Unlike other weight loss approaches, a medical weight loss program is closely monitored by physicians. What Is Medical Weight Loss? Medical weight loss is a flexible weight [Read More...]

Poor Posture: Causes and Treatments

Date: February 22, 2016

Categories: Posture Correction Tags: Poor Posture, Posture Correction

Poor posture, also known as Postural Dysfunction, is defined as a spine positioned in unusual positions where the curvatures are emphasized. This puts the muscles, joints and vertebrae in straining positions, which may lead to an accumulation of pressure in these tissues. Painful disorders linked with having poor posture are common, and many individuals have firsthand experience with these complications. Low back pain is a very common concern but according to research, shoulder, neck and arm pain complaints [Read More...]