Dealing with IBS? A Low-FODMAP Diet Can Help While hunger pangs and occasional gassiness are typical – if annoying – parts of the human stomach, it’s estimated that 30-50 million ...
PTSMC earns accreditation as one of only three orthopaedic residency programs in New England PTSMC is proud to have earned accreditation as an orthopaedic residency by the American Board of ...
Blood Flow Restriction Therapy: An Innovative Technique That Can Help You in Your Recovery by Christina Mogelnicki, PT, DPT You may not have heard of it yet, but Blood flow ...
After Years of Sciatic Pain...Finally, Some Relief! Pain in the sciatic nerve, referred to as "sciatica," can be a frustrating, sometimes debilitating experience that impacts almost every aspect of life ...
Theresa tells her story of PT success at PTSMC Groton, where she and PT Lauren Peladeau set goals and worked together to help her move pain-free again. “I walked into ...
Headache? What's the confusion? If you’re a human being, chances are you’ve had a headache before. Whether it’s the result of something minor – think screaming children or a bad ...
1) PT treats more than you think – like, WAY more. Contrary to popular belief, physical therapy is not just for recovering from severe injuries or operations; it can treat ...
By Greg Schlossinger ATC, SFA, ITAT PTSMC’s new Employer Services Coordinator kicks off a new blog series covering trends, topics and tips for health and safety in the workplace. The ...
Do you suffer from urinary or bowel incontinence, sexual dysfunction or pelvic pain? These symptoms can be hard to talk about, even with a healthcare professional, but they are common ...
Spring is officially here! With warmer weather and longer days usually comes an increase in physical activity, and a sudden increase in physical activity can often cause sore, aching muscles ...