Keep moving even if the pace is slow. Any movement is better than staying in one place. Be consistent and over time you will develop greater stamina & enjoy the #health benefits of a more active life. ##fitness#exercise
The benefits of physical activity are countless. We are going to share the benefits that we believe should inspire you to start working out :)
Today we start with Benefit #1:
If you have Madelung's Deformity, one bone in your forearm is longer than the other. After surgery to lengthen the smaller bone, #handtherapy can restore range of motion. #custombrace https://t.co/mIp7FWp3oC
Strengthening exercises are just one of the ways to treat shoulder instability and weakness. Learn more: https://t.co/kgyNeFz5xO #ShoulderPain#PhysicalTherapy
Are you unable to straighten the tip of your finger? A splint followed by therapy can help you avoid arthritis: https://t.co/DZgQCDmySj #malletfinger#handtherapy
Your triangular fibrocartilage complex lets your wrist move in 6 directions. If your wrist clicks or hurts, your TFCC might be torn. Exercises may help: https://t.co/Zwpox2zQCx #handtherapy
Does a lump behind your knee feel like a water-filled balloon? It may be a Baker's cyst. Physical therapy can reduce symptoms and improve knee function. #PoplitealCyst https://t.co/r3aGSI63ER
The tendons that move your fingers can get stuck, causing pain and difficulty bending or straightening the finger. Learn more about trigger finger: https://t.co/u0LAfrkO7J #HandTherapy
Swelling and pain in your wrist on the side near your thumb? It could be De Quervain's Tenosynovitis. Learn about treatment: https://t.co/YDzf3xDzvE
#HandTherapy
Repetitive motion can cause shoulder instability or weakness, and a fall may cause dislocation. Physical therapy can usually help, making surgery unnecessary in most cases. https://t.co/k3aGWlwCFM