By Allison Graham, DPT The sciatic nerve gets a lot of press, as it should! After all, it has more nerve roots at our lumbar spine than any other part of our lumbar PNS (Peripheral Nervous System), exiting at five different vertebral levels. This nerve also presents...
By DEREK DESOUZA, PT, DPT, Cert DN Everyone has experienced pain in their life. Pain can last anywhere from seconds to months and even years. The definition of chronic pain, however, is pain experienced for longer than three months. According to the CDC, about 51.6...
BY Dylan Chisholm, PT, DPT, cert. DN, cert. VRS Many people will attain medical professionals, including physical therapists, for spinal manipulations for their acute or chronic lower back, neck or mid back pain in hopes of alleviating their ongoing pain or related...
By Nicole Carville, PT, DPT We are getting close to that time of the year where the nights get colder, the leaves start changing color and pumpkin is everywhere! Right around this time of year, a lot of us also decide to lace up our dusty hiking boots and head to the...
by KRISTIN KEAFER DPT, Hampton Physical Therapy Osteoarthritis is a degenerative process over time where the cartilage at the ends of your bones starts to “wear and tear”. Many different joints throughout your body may be affected with age related changes and the knee...
by Jessica Leberman, DPT - Hampton NH Clinic Young athletes may have had an increase in complaints of knee pain this past winter after playing on harder indoor courts. Adolescent athletes are among those most frequently plagued by knee injuries. Knee pain and clicking...
by Katherine Younes, DPT – Hampton Clinic As the fall approaches, many of you may be signing up for a 5k, 10k, or you may be an everyday runner. As many of you know, with running may come aches and pains. The most common overuse injury in runners is Iliotibial Band...
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