Author: Jeff
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Why Do My Shins Hurt When I Run?
Do you have shin pain while running? Learn the common causes and find out how to treat and prevent this common runner’s injury.
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Can Exercise Help Lower Blood Pressure?
Discover how aerobic exercise and strength training can naturally lower blood pressure. Discover heart-healthy guided exercise plans at Sacramento Spine & PT.
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How to Prevent Falls With Foot and Ankle Exercises
Learn how targeted foot and ankle exercises can improve balance and reduce fall risk in older adults.
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How to Get Rid of a Crick in Your Neck
Learn what to do for neck pain, including home remedies for sharp and dull aches, and how to prevent it from returning.
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How to Treat Fibromyalgia Hip Pain
Learn how to manage fibromyalgia hip pain and make sure you aren’t affected by other potential causes.
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What to Do After a Concussion
When in doubt, see an emergency doctor. For less severe symptoms, learn how to return to activity safely.
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What Exercises Help With TMJ Pain?
Before trying TMJ exercises on your own, learn why finding the root cause matters. Discover effective treatments for jaw pain that actually work long-term.
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What Are the Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Experiencing tingling or numbness in your hand? Learn the common symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and find out what you can do to get relief.
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Can You Have Arthritis in Just One Finger?
Experiencing aches and pain in one finger? Learn about the symptoms of finger arthritis, its causes, and effective physical therapy treatments that may help.
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Why Do I Have Jaw Pain on One Side?
Is your jaw hurting and popping or clicking on just one side? Learn common causes and whether you need to see someone about it.
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What Causes a Shuffling Gait?
Is your loved one shuffling their feet? Learn about the common causes of a shuffling gait, from muscle weakness to Parkinson’s, and how it can be treated.
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What to Expect From Physical Therapy for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Learn what might happen during pelvic floor PT, from your first evaluation to ongoing treatment.