The answer to this question largely depends on the type of orthopedic procedure you undergo. While there is no regulation that prohibits you from driving immediately after surgery, it is your personal responsibility to drive safely and keep not only yourself but others safe while on the road. Orthopedic procedures can affect patients’ ability to… Continue reading When Is It Safe to Drive After an Orthopedic Injury or Surgery?
Broken bones require immediate and specialized medical treatment. Depending on where the break occurs, your doctor will immobilize the bone so that it can heal. Sometimes the bones can be set in place easily from the outside. If the case of a severe or complex broken bone, surgery may be required and screws or plates… Continue reading Physical Therapy After Broken Bone
Whether you are recovering from an injury or just nursing a painful leg, a cane can help you maintain mobility. When you use a cane, the load carried by your knees, hips, and ankles is significantly reduced. The more weight you put on the cane, the less work your joints are doing with each step.… Continue reading Using a Cane Properly
When an orthopedic injury is sustained, swelling will most likely occur. Also known as edema, swelling forms as a part of the body’s natural healing process. At the site of injury or surgery, the body sends a surge of cells and nutrients to the affected area. These cells help repair the site, and often times,… Continue reading Tips for Managing Swelling After an Injury
How Pelvic Floor Therapy Can Help You How long does pelvic floor therapy take to work? If this question is on your mind, you’re not alone. Many people seeking relief from pelvic floor issues wonder when they will start noticing results. In most cases, you can expect to see initial improvements within 2 to 4 weeks and more… Continue reading Pelvic Floor Therapy: How Long Until You See Results?
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