Miss Polixeni Katsaros, PT DPT

Yes, physical therapy helps hip Arthritis, pain, skilled physical therapy to address, myofascial release, pain-free, range of motion, and strengthening all help decrease pain from hip osteoarthritis. Ask your doctor about plasma Rich protein (PRP) injection

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Yes, after the doctor sets it and or surgically repairs it and the cast is removed or the splint is removed the myofascial muscular skeletal systems need to be revived, stretched and made stronger. So walking without a limp can be achieved.

Skilled physical therapy works on the muscles and fascia around the joint that has arthritis, decreasing trigger points and myofascial tightness alleviates the pressure placed on the joint. Then strengthening can occur in the muscle, to improve the overall function of the joint.

Yes you will benefit from skilled physical therapy before and after hip surgery.

Yes, you should go to the hospital due to your back hurting even at rest.

Retraining the brain is the key to regaining your movement. Have someone move your arm with you to get full range of motion and a pain-free range of motion. If you have some motion in that arm then you can use the other arm to assist yourself as often as possible to move it. There are also some therapy programs that offer virtual reality physical therapy treatment to regain the use of your arm by retraining the brain through virtual reality.

If there is knee pain it is best to reduce the pain before exercising.

Yes, physical therapy can help the patient feel more comfortable.
Providing;
1. range of motion
2. gentle massage
3. Repositioning
4. family education in the above
The goal of Physical Therapy in hospice is not the same as in Rehabilitation.

Keep in mind that a stroke affects each person differently. The best treatment is to provide an active range of motion if they’re unable to perform an active range of motion then you assist with the range of motion and you provide it every day if not several times a day. Sitting up at the edge of the bed and working on supported sitting to unsupported sitting and providing appropriate assistance to achieve that function and progressing to standing and walking again as the support will vary. Occupational therapy and speech therapy and Neuro behavioral psychology are also very important in the recovery from stroke. I hope this was helpful.

Acupuncture will not hurt, it’s worth giving it a try. The best way to treat chronic wrist pain is to figure out the source, the cause of the wrist pain. You always want to rule out whether the pain is being referred from your heart muscle.