Skip to content

Signs That You Need to Try Physical Therapy

person getting physical therapy on their kneePhysical therapy and chiropractic care complement each other because chiropractors work on the joints and mobility, while physical therapists focus on strengthening the right muscles and making sure that the muscles are activated.

How Does It Help?

Physical therapy can help you avoid surgery, injections, and prescription drugs to address pain and loss of mobility of the back, neck, arms, and legs. Research has found that physical therapy is often more cost-effective for many common conditions. These include low back pain, sciatica, and disc herniations. PT provides long-lasting relief from pain.

What Are Some Benefits?

Physical therapy also promotes movement, activity, and healthy lifestyles that reduce the risk of osteoporosis, stroke, and heart disease, as well as decreases obesity and related conditions. PT improves your quality of life for now and years to come.

Physical therapy could help someone who

  • Is injured: PT can help restore your activity, strength and motion following an injury.
  • Isn’t seeing improvement with other options: Perhaps you’ve had surgery or tried different modalities or medication, but haven’t gotten results. Physical therapy is safe, effective and non-invasive.
  • Chronically injures themselves (e.g. has constant ankle sprains): PT can help athletes, for example, who get the same type of injuries over and over again. Physical therapy can strengthen the area to make it less susceptible to injury.
  • Not moving correctly or compensating, which can cause wear and tear on the body: Physical therapists can help people move correctly by providing strengthening and stretching exercises.

Book an Assessment

Wondering if you could benefit from seeing a physical therapist? We have four physical therapists in the office that could have an initial assessment with you. Our chiropractors often recommend PT to their patients, many of whom benefit from both chiropractic care and PT.

With many insurance plans, a referral is now no longer needed for physical therapy. Just call our practice to make an appointment!
CONTACT US »

Add Your Comment (Get a Gravatar)

Your Name

*

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *.