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eHEALTH NEWSLETTERS
"South Florida Physical Therapy is guided at all times by the values of compassion and respect for the dignity of every person. Our mission is to serve the people of this community through providing high quality, cost effective health services.
Our goal is to remain on the leading edge of medical advances in rehabilitative treatment and injury prevention." -Daniel Deane, P.T., M.S.
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Getting the Right Amount of Exercise - 08/24/2010A Smooth Recovery After Hip Resurfacing - 08/18/2010 Does Mono Mean No Exercise? - 08/09/2010 Shake Off Jumper's Knee with Increased Strength and Improved Flexibility - 08/03/2010 Using Physical Therapy for a Safer Run - 07/26/2010 ![]() Join our eHEALTH NEWSLETTERS list! Three Rs of Managing the Pain of Fibromyalgia![]() Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition, leaving those who suffer from it struggling with muscle, tendon and ligament pain, as well as fatigue and tenderness throughout the body, where even gentle pressure triggers discomfort. Fortunately, physical therapy exercises can help manage the pain of this debilitating condition. Part of the role of physical therapy is not only to help you cope with fibromyalgia but also to empower you to take an active part in your treatment. Even though you may take medication to alleviate pain, we focus on a whole-body solution by supporting you in the three Rs of pain management.
Another important benefit of physical therapy is access to a broad range of safe, effective resources. Your treatment may include deep tissue massage, low-impact aerobic conditioning, hydrotherapy, nerve stimulation and exercises you can perform at home. We can offer you a number of different approaches through a custom fibromyalgia-specific treatment program that suits your unique lifestyle and needs. We will also monitor your progress and provide practical advice as needed to keep you on track with your fibromyalgia management. If any changes to your condition occur, we can fine-tune your program to ensure that it complements any medications you may be taking. A successful program will equip you with the tools to experience an independent and healthy life as free of pain as possible. Written on: 01/18/2010 |