The Top 5 Reasons Why You Should See a Pedorthist
It is not always obvious how important our feet and the mechanics of how our bodies align are until we start to experience pain or
Foot Pain
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Upper Body
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Frozen Shoulder
Don’t let constant pain slow you down, or stop you from doing the activities you love.
What is Frozen Shoulder?
Frozen Shoulder is a condition characterized by significantly limited range of motion of the glenohumeral joint, and is often accompanied by sharp pain. Tissues surrounding the shoulder joint become inflamed and begin to scar and tighten. The Joint capsule becomes thickened, tight and immobile, and the adhesions formed around the joint cause pain with movement.
Symptoms:
- Sharp pain around the shoulder joint caused by movement
- Limited Range of motion, especially overhead
Risk Factors:
- Previous injury to the shoulder or rotator cuff
- Age - Frozen Shoulder typically occurs at ages of 40+
- Broken Arm or Surgery to shoulder
- Sedentary lifestyle or any form of Systemic disease such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, Parkinson's, etc.
Treatment Options:
- Exercise rehabilitation program
- Manual treatment to improve range of motion
- K-laser therapy
What are the next steps?
Book an appointment with one of our Certified Pedorthists to determine a personalized treatment plan to help you Move Well, Be Well.
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