Recently, one of my patients came to our physical therapy office after a hip replacement surgery. What made this case remarkable was that she came in the very next day after her operation—with full approval from her surgeon—to start physical therapy. Most patients begin PT one or two weeks after hip replacement surgery, but this […]
Age Is Not a Limit Read More »
When you get injured — whether it’s an acute lower back pain, pulled muscle, or post-surgery recovery — your body goes through an amazing healing process. This process happens in three main stages, and each one plays a key role in your recovery. Let’s break down what happens during each stage and what you might
Understanding the Stages of Tissue Healing: What Really Happens When You Get Injured Read More »
Scar tissue and adhesions, though often thought of as the same, have distinct characteristics and implications in physical therapy and healing processes. Here’s a breakdown to clarify each and explore how they differ: 1. Formation and Composition Scar Tissue: Scar tissue forms as part of the body’s natural healing response to injury. It is composed
