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    injury or car accident, many doctors send their patients to physical therapy to help them make a full recovery. But what exactly does a physical therapist do to heal your injured body? The expert staff at Total Care Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine explain below the crucial role a physical therapist plays in recovery. Physical therapy is a great option for people of all ages—from newborns to the elderly. Trained and certified, physical therapists alleviate pain and stimulate movement in…

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    The goal is to get patients back in motion with exercises, massage and other techniques, and therapy usually happens in a PT’s office. Physical therapy often focuses on preventing injuries, and it can help people avoid surgery or a long-term reliance on medications. Physical therapist involves is aimed at improving the functionality of the body or the affected part of the body, while occupational therapy aims at allowing adaptation of a human being to solving problems using other means after a…

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    Furthermore, I trust serving others threw physical therapy is the appropriate career path. Physical therapist are specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation. They assist patients to obtain proper mobility for inured region of the body. In addition, focusing on enabling patients to maintain a healthy life through examinations, medical diagnoses and physical intervention, are contributions completed by physical therapist. Physical Therapy is a unique job that allows individuals to…

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    2 “Do unto others what you want others to do unto you”. This is what I believe in, and until now, that is what I am still carrying out even in my practice as a physical therapist. For me, this the main reason we need to ensure that we deliver, and we mean what we do. Once in our life, one or two of our family members went…

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    What Is Physical Therapy?

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    Physical therapists are the leaders in the rehabilitation that allows people with chronic conditions to return to productive lives. There are so many ways that PT has affected certain aspects and outcomes or situations. Such as needing to undergo surgery when it’s not necessary or helping people regain the ability to walk or continue to use certain muscles that may have been injured. Physical therapists can help patients with meniscal tears or even DDD (degenerative disk disease.) Treatment…

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    increase. There are many things you can study to have a career. Some careers are physical therapists, police detectives, and editors. Physical therapists participate, or plan, programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and correct disabling conditions due to injuries or disease. For this career the requirements are having an earned graduate degree from authorized academic programs in physical therapist. It is a doctoral degree what you have to have in order to work.…

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    A physical therapist is someone who helps improve mobility of an injured or an ill person. For example, someone who got hit by a car and is not able to walk for a period will need a physical therapist. That person must relearn how to walk all over again. The physical therapist will help that person rehabilitate and regain muscles in their legs. Some of their tools and methods that they use to help patients are rubber bands or resistant bands, exercise and ice. To become a physical therapist, I…

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    happen. Athletic Trainers have been a need for athletes in all sports since the 1950's (National Athletic Trainers’ Association). Because of injuries and the daily stressors athletes face from their chosen sport, trainers are necessary in various ways so each individual can reach their full potential. Although athletic trainers focus mostly on sports and athletes, they can also give therapy to anyone in need; They do not have to in sports. In matter of…

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    of getting injured. Seeking for help, many people come to see a physical therapist, also known as a “PT” for short. Physical Therapists help all types of patients no matter the age to become even stronger than they were before getting injured. Part of becoming a PT is having: self control, dependability, integrity, and concern for others. Physical therapists' services have a positive impact on health-related quality of life. A Physical Therapist carries out multiple tasks unlike working at an…

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    Surgery is a fear of many. Tons of people have surgery every day, and they make it out just fine. Sometimes, it does not end so well. The fear of not waking up after you are put under is terrifying, and it is actually enough to keep some people from getting the surgery that they need. My mom is one of those people that came out perfectly. In September of 2014, my mom started having pain in her neck and shoulder. She thought that it was just from stress, and it would go away with time. She was…

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