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Vertigo and Balance Problems: When Physical Therapy Helps
The room spinning when you roll over, unsteadiness on stairs, a neck that makes you dizzy — which of these physical therapy fixes, and which need a physician first.
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Physical Therapy for Weightlifters: Keep Lifting While You Heal
The advice to stop lifting is the advice lifters ignore. Here is the alternative: modify, treat, and rebuild under the bar.
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Basketball Injuries and the Road Back to the Court
Ankles, knees, backs and the return-to-sport tests that decide when you are really ready — from a physical therapist who got into the field through basketball.
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Staying Active After 40 Without Getting Hurt
Pain does not simply show up with age. What changes after 40, what does not, and how to keep doing what you love.
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Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, Explained
Smooth-edged tools that find and treat restricted tissue faster than hands alone — and why it works best as one part of a manual therapy plan.
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Kinesiology Taping: What It Does and When It Helps
The colorful stretchy tape on athletes' shoulders and knees: what it does, where it helps, and why it works best alongside treatment.
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Body Tempering: Heavy Compression for Tight, Tired Muscles
A weighted steel roller, a lot of patience, and a very different feeling from massage. What body tempering is and who it suits.
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Dry Needling for Headaches and TMJ: What It Treats and How It Feels
Many headaches are driven by muscles in the neck and jaw. Dry needling reaches those muscles directly — here is which headaches respond, what a session is like, and what it does not treat.
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Osteopath, Osteopractor or Physical Therapist: Who Should You See in Dallas?
The words sound alike and mean very different things. What an osteopath, an osteopractor and a physical therapist each are — and which one fits your problem.
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Where the clinic is, what happens in the first hour, and why every visit is 60 minutes with the same doctor of physical therapy.
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