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ARKANSAS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DIRECT ACCESS Get the help you need without waiting for the prescription from your doctor. When you need help, you can call us directly and still have physical therapy covered by your insurance.

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We can help resolve your pain! Are you struggling with hip and/or knee pain? Is hip or knee pain causing you to move slower and leaving you with pain that becomes more difficult to cope with, step after step? When you are dealing with knee or hip pain, every step requires more effort than usual. Pain can drain your energy level as you attempt to do even basic tasks, such as taking care of your home or walking around the office. When hip or knee pain develops, seeking the support of a physical therapist is the best course of action. Working with a physical therapist can reduce your recovery time and improve your ability to cope with the pain and discomfort by introducing you to targeted exercises and stretching techniques that can enhance your ability to recover from the injury. Call FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers today to make an appointment. With guidance from our physical therapist you can find solutions to your pain and get back to living the life you enjoy!

What is causing your pain? There are several reasons why hip or knee pain may develop from a slip or fall-related accident to a sports injury. Knee pain is often due to sprains or tears of a ligament(s), cartilage tears, tendonitis, and arthritis. In comparison, hip pain is associated with similar injuries and the result of congenital malformations of the joint, fractures, or bursitis. The main risk factors associated with the onset of hip and knee pain are:

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1. Getting older 2. Being overweight/obesity 3. Previous knee injury

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Identifying the risk factors for hip and knee joints can be challenging, so getting a physical therapy assessment is crucial for a good outcome. At FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers, our therapists are skilled and identify the source of the issue and help you find a solution.

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How Physical Therapy Can Help You

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Physical therapy is a long-term solution to pain and suffering through targeted exercises and stretching techniques. Our programs at FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers are designed to strengthen the targeted areas and help the body recover and heal. Our therapists are highly trained experts at identifying the underlying cause of the pain and educating you on significantly improving your quality of life. We recognize the exact points on the body that are not moving as they should and provide individualized programs to restore your function and minimize your pain. What you can expect If you’re experiencing hip or knee pain, contact a physical therapist immediately. Your physical therapist will perform a thorough physical examination and provide you with solutions that work based on the finding. Education Understanding the source of your pain and managing it can help you be proactive and find a solution. Understanding what is going on, and more importantly, what you can do about it, is one of the most effective solutions. Advice to stay active Pain in the lower extremities can play an essential role in the deterioration of quality of life, loss of balance, and changes in gait function. It is crucial to stay active. Your physical therapist can help you identify modifications to painful tasks and help you be safe and active. Exercise therapy A physical therapist will tailor your exercises, monitor you, and progress you based on your individual needs. Supervised exercise therapy includes:

pace of your gait, which is how you walk. Other times, prolonged pain can cause you to stop doing movements that are indicative of healthy joints. Contact our clinic today Physical therapy aims to restore range of motion and improve flexibility and strength while reducing the general experience of pain. It provides targeted exercises that support the joints with precise movements that help reinforce strength and range of motion. Our physical therapy exercise programs make it possible to increase mobility and strength while simultaneously improving your coordination and balance. Call FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers today for a comprehensive assessment and learn what steps you can take to alleviate your pain and prevent further episodes. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/approach-to-the-adult- with-unspecified-hip-pain • https://painphysicianjournal.com/current/ pdf?article=NTIwOQ%3D%3D&journal=111 • https://www.oarsijournal. com/article/S1063-4584(02)90796-X/pdf • https://www.sciencedirect. com/science/article/pii/S1063458414013429 • https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pmc/articles/PMC8022067/ • https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ articles/PMC3261259/ •https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pmn.2020.12.011 Source:

Ingredients: • 1 tbsp hummus • 1 whole grain wrap • 1/4 cup baby arugula • 1/2 English cucumber, cut into matchsticks • 1/2 cup cherry tomatoes, halved • 1/8 cup Greek feta, crumbled • 1 soft-boiled egg, peeled, halved • 1 tbsp chopped fresh Italian parsley leaves Directions: Spread the hummus over the wrap. Top with the arugula, cucumber, tomato, feta, egg and parsley. Season and serve.

• Range of motion exercises • Proper stretches exercises • Strength exercises • Balance and coordination exercises • Gait training

Sometimes, when your hips and knees are in pain, it can cause you to change the way you are moving, causing you to change the flow and

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Patient Success Story

The vestibular system is a main contributor to physical balance. Located in the inner ear, the system senses motion when small hairs, called cilia, are moved by microscopic calcium crystals. When we sit, stand, move, or experience motions (such as in a car) the crystals move the hairs. The brain receives the signals from the hairs, along with information from the eyes and your sense of touch to interpret motion, equilibrium, and orientation in space. In order to understand how Vestibular Rehabilitation works and the underlying corrective mechanisms, it is important to remember that the primary role of the vestibular system is to tell the brain where the head is in space. Quite simply, the vestibular system is our internal reference telling the brain how our head is orientated - up, down, tilt, etc. The visual and somatosensory (touch, pressure, pain) systems, on the other hand, are external references, providing our brain with information about the movement and stability of the world around us. Working together and when the systems agree, it is the integration of these sensory modalities that provides us with normal equilibrium. How vestibular rehabilitation can help you? Vestibular Rehabilitation is a form of Balance Retraining Therapy. It has emerged over the past several years as an alternative treatment for patients with chronic non-resolved motion intolerance, visual sensitivity, and imbalance problems. At FYZICAL, we have a comprehensive balance program that includes assessment and evaluation programs, balance retraining, and vestibular rehabilitation. With balance retraining and vestibular rehabilitation, our goal is to improve balance function and visual motor control, increase general activity levels, and help your body compensate for inner ear disorders. We utilize a state-of-the-art balance machine and our balance therapy programs have a 99% balance improvement success rate. Who could Benefit • BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) • MS (Multiple Sclerosis) • Vestibular Hypofunction: Labyrinthitis, vestibular neuritis • Migraine Associated Dizziness • Post-Concussions and TBI (Traumatic Brain Injuries) • Neck Related Dizziness & Vertigo • Fall Risk Seniors • Musculoskeletal Balance Disorders • Parkinson’s How Does The Vestibular System Work?

“Over the last 16 visits, I have been able to walk without my knee brace and I can walk normally now!”

I had hurt my knee on my stairs and could not bear any weight on it. My doctor had sent me to Fyzical. Over the last 16 visits, I have been able to walk without my knee brace and I can walk normally now! It has been years since my knee has felt this good. All of the therapists here are amazing people and I will miss coming here.” — S.S.

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