According to primary care providers, knee pain is an incredibly common complaint. It is so common, in fact, that knee pain is the reason for over 4 million primary care...
Have you ever experienced a popping sensation in your ankle? While our joints tend to pop and crack more often as we grow older, some people may experience ankle popping...
The carpal tunnel is a small passageway composed of ligaments and bones on the palm side of the wrist. The median nerve regulates movement and sensation in the thumb and...
If you’ve had shoulder surgery, you’re likely feeling some pain or having difficulty when moving your arm around. Most of the time, this pain and stiffness are temporary. Many people...
Shoulder impingement syndrome is a condition in which the shoulder’s rotator cuff muscles are pinched where they run between the humerus and the shoulder blade. Anyone who does repetitive overhead...
In car accidents, shoulder injuries are common. The shoulder joint is where the upper arm bone (humerus) joins the collarbone and shoulder blade (scapula). This ball-and-socket joint is susceptible to...
Your shoulder internal rotation muscles are also called rotator cuff muscles, and they help you rotate your shoulder to allow you to do things like reach for something in front...
Concussions are typically a product of either hitting your head on something or violent head movement. They’re often associated with high-impact sports or car accidents. Yet they can also be...
Many people are wary of anything that involves needles, so they may not be keen when their physical therapist wants to use dry needling for their sciatica. Sciatica affects up...