Thin, fluid-filled sacs called bursae are located throughout the human body. These sacs contain a small amount of lubricating fluid that helps cushion the area between the bones and soft...
Your ankles play a significant role in your everyday mobility, as they have to support your body weight for every movement. In fact, when you walk, your ankles can carry...
Received a trochanteric bursitis diagnosis and in need of exercises to help your hips? Not exercising your hip muscles can weaken them, which can increase your hip pain. Physical therapy...
Nervous for your upcoming physical therapy aide interview? You’re not alone. One way to feel less nervous is to practice answering relevant questions. You can also feel less nervous by...
The decision to apply to a physical therapy graduate program is a significant step toward a rewarding career. When applying, you can also expect that there will be an interview...
Pain anywhere in your body can affect your quality of life, but pain in your lower back and upper buttocks can make it difficult to stand, walk or even sit....
Physical therapy after a car crash injury is an important part of the healing process. Car accidents can cause a variety of injuries and were responsible for approximately 5.4 million...
The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is a tendon that connects the femur (thighbone) to the tibia (shinbone). It helps to provide stability in the knee joint and prevents excessive side-to-side...
