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Rheumatoid vs Osteoarthritis: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
Arthritis is a condition that affects millions and is characterized by joint pain and inflammation. There are different types of arthritis, and it can be confusing to understand one from the other. This video will explain the differences between rheumatoid osteoarthritis vs rheumatoid and ways to manage your pain.
Video Chapters:
► 00:00 What is arthritis?
► 00:43 Rheumatoid arthritis
► 01:39 Osteoarthritis
► 02:24 Similarities and differences
► 03:08 How can physical therapy help?
Read "Rheumatoid vs. Osteoarthritis: How Can Physical Therapy Help?" at the EW Motion Therapy Learning Center:
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/blog/rheumatoid-vs-osteoarthritis-physical-therapy
Watch "How To Choose The Right Physical Therapist: 8 Top Tips":
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Want to learn more about how to elevate your quality of life through physical therapy and wellness?
Visit our Learning Center:
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/learning-center
Do you live in the greater Birmingham or Tuscaloosa area? Visit us at one of our locations!
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/locations
Video Chapters:
► 00:00 What is arthritis?
► 00:43 Rheumatoid arthritis
► 01:39 Osteoarthritis
► 02:24 Similarities and differences
► 03:08 How can physical therapy help?
Read "Rheumatoid vs. Osteoarthritis: How Can Physical Therapy Help?" at the EW Motion Therapy Learning Center:
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/blog/rheumatoid-vs-osteoarthritis-physical-therapy
Watch "How To Choose The Right Physical Therapist: 8 Top Tips":
►ua-cam.com/video/WgVgArbpEQc/v-deo.html
Want to learn more about how to elevate your quality of life through physical therapy and wellness?
Visit our Learning Center:
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/learning-center
Do you live in the greater Birmingham or Tuscaloosa area? Visit us at one of our locations!
► www.ewmotiontherapy.com/locations
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Physical Therapy for Fibromyalgia: How it Can Help
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If you are diagnosed with fibromyalgia, you may wonder if physical therapy is an option for you. Physical therapy as a treatment for fibromyalgia can improve movement and provide some relief. With the information in this video, you can take your fibromyalgia diagnosis in stride and focus on restoring your quality of life. Video Chapters: ► 00:00 Can a physical therapist treat fibromyalgia? ► 00...
How Labor Positions Affect Your Birth Experience: A Guide to Effective Positioning
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There are so many factors that can influence the speed and difficulty of your birthing experience. One such factor is how labor position can affect your birth experience. There are a lot of different positions you can try and many ways you can best prepare your body such as physical therapy. This video should provide more explanation into how to help prepare for labor. Video Chapters: ► 00:00 C...
Types of Tendonitis: Symptoms, Risk Factors, and Treatment Options
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Are you experiencing stiffness or swelling around your joints? Are you unsure of what may be causing this discomfort? This video will explain the different types of tendonitis so that you can narrow down what may be causing your pain and help you start your journey to relief. Chapters: ► 00:00 Do I have tendonitis? ► 00:42 Types of tendonitis ► 02:26 Symptoms of tendonitis ► 03:45 Treatment for...
Cervical Fusion vs. Discectomy: Understanding Your Surgical Options
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When dealing with chronic neck pain understanding your surgical options is crucial. Two standard procedures, cervical fusion and discectomy, are often considered. There are important factors to look at when considering both procedures. This video will give you a comprehensive overview of both options so that you and your health care provider can make the decision that best suits your needs. Cha...
What Is Manual Therapy: Definition, Benefits, and Comparisons
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For someone wanting to begin physical therapy, some of the terms can be confusing. The new terminology can cause many to ask questions such as, “What is manual therapy?" After this video, you should have a much greater understanding of manual therapy is and be better equipped to determine if this is the path for you. Video Chapters: ► 00:00 How is manual therapy used in physical therapy? ► 00:5...
Dry Needling For Neck Pain: Dry Needling In Physical Therapy Treatment of Neck Pain
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If you’re experiencing neck pain, you know how painful and disruptive it can be to your daily activities and quality of life. Dry needling has emerged as a promising pain management strategy and solution for neck pain. This video will give some causes for neck pain and how dry needling can provide some pain relief. Video Chapters: ► 00:00 What do I do if I have neck pain? ► 00:46 What causes ne...
How To Recovery After A C-Section: Symptoms, Recovery Tips, And How Physical Therapy Can Help
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How To Recovery After A C-Section: Symptoms, Recovery Tips, And How Physical Therapy Can Help
Why Is My Upper Back Stiff? Potentail Causes And How Physical Therapy Can Help
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Why Is My Upper Back Stiff? Potentail Causes And How Physical Therapy Can Help
How Can Physical Therapy Help Muscle Spasms: Causes and Treatment
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How Can Physical Therapy Help Muscle Spasms: Causes and Treatment
How Can Physical Therapy Help Parkinson's Disease? Evaluation and Treatment
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How Can Physical Therapy Help Parkinson's Disease? Evaluation and Treatment
Inpatient Rehabilitation Vs Outpatient Physical Therapy: Understanding Your Options
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Inpatient Rehabilitation Vs Outpatient Physical Therapy: Understanding Your Options
How To Prevent Headaches: Causes and Treatment Options
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How To Prevent Headaches: Causes and Treatment Options
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
Dry Needling Misconceptions: Debunking Dry Needling Myths
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Dry Needling Misconceptions: Debunking Dry Needling Myths
Pelvic Floor Evaluation: Do I Need One?
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Pelvic Floor Evaluation: Do I Need One?
Debunking Women's Health Misconceptions: Pelvic Floor Myths
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Debunking Women's Health Misconceptions: Pelvic Floor Myths
Cervical Fusion Dos and Don'ts: How Physical Therapy Can Help With Recovery
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Cervical Fusion Dos and Don'ts: How Physical Therapy Can Help With Recovery
Hip Labrum Repair: Understanding The Recovery Process And Timeline
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Hip Labrum Repair: Understanding The Recovery Process And Timeline
Hip Labrum Tear: Causes, Risk Factors and How Physical Therapy Can Help
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Hip Labrum Tear: Causes, Risk Factors and How Physical Therapy Can Help
The Best Physical Therapy Programs: Top Alabama PT Schools
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The Best Physical Therapy Programs: Top Alabama PT Schools
Physical Therapist vs. Physical Therapist Assistant: How Are They Different?
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Physical Therapist vs. Physical Therapist Assistant: How Are They Different?
ACL Tears: Types, Risk Factors, and Preparing For Surgery
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ACL Tears: Types, Risk Factors, and Preparing For Surgery
Why Does My Knee Hurt? Potential Causes And Treatment Options
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Why Does My Knee Hurt? Potential Causes And Treatment Options
What Is The Difference Between A Co-Pay And Deductible? Definitions and Examples
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What Is The Difference Between A Co-Pay And Deductible? Definitions and Examples
What Are Common Misconceptions About Physical Therapy? Debunked
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What Are Common Misconceptions About Physical Therapy? Debunked
Should I Get A Total Knee Replacement? Alternatives, Risk Factors, and Non-Surgical Options
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Should I Get A Total Knee Replacement? Alternatives, Risk Factors, and Non-Surgical Options
Co-insurance vs. Co-pay: What are the differences?
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Co-insurance vs. Co-pay: What are the differences?
Incontinence During Exercise: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
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Incontinence During Exercise: How Can Physical Therapy Help?
What Are Muscle Spasms? How Dry Needling Can Help
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What Are Muscle Spasms? How Dry Needling Can Help
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Ever since the jab my wife and I get dizzy, stumble a lot, are weak, have no stamina and suffer from “brain fog” It’s not like us to give in to confirmation bias but we can’t help but wonder if this is coincidence. My wife has suffered body wide inflammation ever since a week following the Covid 19 vaccine.
I think you need help for your mouth movement
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This is a very weak description of occupational therapy. I can only assume you’ve never practiced in the same building as an occupational therapist. If you have you clearly do not pay attention to what they actually do. Occupational therapist work with people to facilitate participation and independence in meaningful activities such as bathing, dressing, grocery shopping, and driving. They address far more than fine motor coordination as daily activities require safe mobility, fine motor coordination, gross motor coordination, balance, endurance, adequate cognition, etc. They may work towards restoring those functions or adapting the activity of environment to facilitate participation and independence.
Hi Katie, thank you for your response. This video was only meant to give a very small glimpse at the differences between PT and OT, not to demonstrate everything that PTs and OTs do, as we left out a lot that PT's do as well.
Thank you so much. My surgeon is not answering my questions or communicating with me. I’m having to learn everything online. He ordered physical therapy for me at 4 weeks post op but wants me to stay in the hard collar for 6 weeks so the physical therapist is very limited in what we can do until the collar comes off. It’s been very frustrating and scary. I had a 2 level ACDF and I’m 5 weeks post op today. I still have a lot of neck pain and have no idea if this is normal or not. Your video was very helpful to me. Thank you so much
Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m glad our video was helpful to you during this challenging time. It’s understandable to feel frustrated and concerned about your recovery, especially when communication is lacking. We wish you a smooth and speedy recovery.
Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) therapy is not as structured and a Post Acute PT facility. Run fast if they are trying to transfer your loved on to a Skilled Nursing Facility.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s important to consider the differences between facilities. Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and Post-Acute PT facilities offer different levels of care and structure. It’s crucial to choose the right setting based on your loved one’s specific needs. Consulting with healthcare professionals can help make the best decision for their rehabilitation journey.
Dry needling messed me up. Just say no.
We are sorry you had a poor experience with Dry Needling. It can be a great tool when used appropriately.
Do you recommend for Bell’s palsy treatment?
Thank you for your question. Dry needling is not typically recommended for Bell’s palsy, as this condition involves facial nerves rather than muscles. Treatments for Bell’s palsy usually focus on medications, physical therapy, and sometimes electrical stimulation. It’s best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the most appropriate treatment for Bell’s palsy.
Thanks for making sure a high quality video. This is a great 101 explainer.
Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you found the video helpful. If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to ask.
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I’m about to be homeless in so much pain and need this surgery. How can I have this surgery if I become homeless. The reason I’m becoming homeless is cause they left me like this 23 years. I have a daughter who needs me I don’t know what to do.
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When can I drive 6 weeks after ACDF surgery. My neck muscles still sore after 6 weeks too. Its this normal
Thank you for your question. It’s important to follow your surgeon’s specific recommendations regarding driving after ACDF surgery. Soreness in the neck muscles can be normal as you continue to heal, but it’s best to consult your surgeon to ensure your recovery is progressing as expected and to get personalized advice on when it’s safe to resume driving.
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I wish this had more comparison and less the basics. The video title and content seem to be in contrast to one another.
Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate your input and will consider providing more in-depth comparisons in future videos to better match the title and content expectations.
PTs are practicing a portion of acupuncture in different name!
Thank you for your comment. Dry needling and acupuncture do share some similarities, particularly in the use of needles. However, they have different philosophies and methodologies. Dry needling focuses on targeting trigger points in muscles, while acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine and involves meridians and energy flow. Both can be effective in their own ways.
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Im 74 year old female I have just Had L4 & L5 done 5/13 . I don’t feel I am healing as fast as I would like, I don’t ride a bike I just had my 16 staples taken out of my back last week. Now I need to get walking not as easy as I imagined my legs and hip muscles are stiff as though I had just dismounted from a horse, Please keep me updated on your recovery I am try Pilates core building exercises.
You can also use a toothpick or sharp tipped object but not breaking the skin. On the trigger point. Or between the pain and the brain. Just gently tap around the point or the painful Area. Again you do not break or scratch the skin. Try it and see if it works for you. Good luck
Thank you for sharing your alternative approach. It’s always interesting to hear different methods people use. However, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before trying new techniques, especially when dealing with pain management.
Dry needling has saved me from knee surgery. My physical therapist in Yuma AZ is a master at it!
Did u experience any side effects after a while?
Thank you for sharing your positive experience! It’s great to hear that dry needling has been so effective for you. Skilled practitioners can make a significant difference in outcomes. Best wishes for your continued health and recovery!
I had it done and i had surgerys and a bad back and neck! This is the best think ! It better the pills
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s wonderful to hear that dry needling has been so beneficial for you. Many people find it to be a valuable alternative to medication for pain relief. Wishing you continued success in your recovery!
Great advice. The music is really distracting though 🙇♀️
Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the advice helpful. I’ll take note of your comment about the music for future videos to ensure a better viewing experience.
@@EWphysicaltherapyandwellness I look forward to watching!
Which is the best? Physiotherapy or occupational therapy?
Thank you for your question. The best choice between physiotherapy and occupational therapy depends on your specific needs. Physiotherapy focuses on improving movement and physical function, while occupational therapy helps you perform daily activities and improve your quality of life. Consulting with a healthcare professional can help determine which therapy is most appropriate for you.
How long does it take to become a licensed PT in the United States?
Thank you for your question. In the United States, becoming a licensed physical therapist typically takes about 7 years. This includes earning a bachelor’s degree (about 4 years) followed by a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree (about 3 years). After completing the DPT program, you must pass the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) to become licensed.
Love dry needling. It has helped me a lot. Don’t be afraid. Just go for it
Thank you for sharing your positive experience! It’s great to hear how much dry needling has helped you. Your encouragement can be reassuring for others considering this treatment.
Informative, thanks
Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the video informative. If you have any further questions or need more information, feel free to ask.
I went for Physical therapy for a sore back. Over the 2 weeks there it got worse, to where it would seize up and I had to stop in my tracks. This is a good group I went to, I doubt it was their fault, it would have happened anyway. But my chiropractor was then able to re-align me on the first session back.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s important to find the right treatment for your specific needs. Sometimes, different approaches work better for different people. I’m glad to hear your chiropractor was able to help you find relief. If you have ongoing issues, it’s always a good idea to communicate with your healthcare providers to find the best solution for you.
Helpful…thank you
Glad it was helpful!
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Idk how or why this popped up, but cool video. Never had a massage in my life.
Although most of the time, the effects are short-lived, it can be an amazing modality to get you out of pain. Thanks for watching!
I am studying to become a Naturopath and dry needling sounds like an interesting modality to integrate. How does one become "certified" in dry needling?
There are many different courses all over the US. Courses typically vary based on technique and are usually associated with whoever started the course. There are also different courses created around state requirements, usually based on the hours of education needed to perform Dry Needling in your state-it varies by profession and state practice acts. Myopain Seminars and Integrative Dry Needling are two different "schools" that teach and have a certification in Dry Needling.
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Also related is the epidemic of hypothyroidism that doctors have been taught since the seventies to diagnose by the blood test (TSH) instead of the patient's symptoms and family history and to treat with synthetic T4 which does nothing for most people but makes the blood test look good instead of old-fashioned, inexpensive desiccated thyroid hormone (glandular). Hypothyroidism, Type 2-THE EPIDEMIC, Mark Starr, MD
Thank you for sharing your perspective and additional information. Hypothyroidism is indeed a complex condition, and it’s important for individuals to discuss their symptoms and treatment options thoroughly with their healthcare providers. Understanding both modern and traditional approaches can help in managing the condition effectively.
IF you read Dr. Starr's book you will know why "discussing" it with your HCP is a futile endeavor. The Foreword is written by a dentist which makes the futility clear. A small percentage of physicians know how to treat Hypo.... Please explain your perspective of "modern" and "traditional".
@@cassandraseven3478 Thank you for your follow-up. When I mention “modern” approaches, I refer to conventional medical treatments, such as synthetic thyroid hormones like levothyroxine, typically based on standardized testing and guidelines. “Traditional” approaches can include methods like desiccated thyroid hormone and other alternative therapies that some patients find beneficial. It’s important for individuals to explore different options and see what works best for them, ideally with a healthcare provider who is knowledgeable and open to various treatment methods. Your input highlights the need for more physicians to be well-versed in diverse treatment approaches. I don't know much about Dr. Starrs book but I am always interested in a variety of approaches.
@@EWphysicaltherapyandwellness Thank you. By all means read Dr. Starr's book, anyone who reads it will know more about thyroid than the average allopath. Oil Baron John D Rockefeller commissioned the Flexner Report early in the 20th C then set about making petrochemicals the only approved method of disease care.; that's when traditional medicine became conventional medicine. In 2000 an article in JAMA (Journal of American Medical Association) : US Healthcare Third Leading Cause of Death. Broken down, the chief category was correctly prescribed pharmaceuticals. Once again, the synthetic thyroid hormones do nothing for most people but make the blood test look good. The person remains an untreated hypothyroid with symptoms still in place. The uneducated doctor can then say that means your symptoms were not caused by hypothyroidism but we have plenty of pharmaceuticals to manage them for the rest of your life.
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Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine🌿 🌿🌿from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms…My Dad is well again.
Thank you for sharing your father’s story. It’s always encouraging to hear about positive outcomes and effective treatments for Parkinson’s disease. Wishing your dad continued health and well-being.
Getting surgery soon. I am 15, in good shape, and have a small hip labrum tear that I’ve been dealing with for over a year. Could you estimate my time for recovery after surgery?
Hey Jordan, Thanks for watching our video. Recovery after a hip labrum at your age has a lot of factors. At age 15, and with a small tear, I would want to try as much conservative treatment as I could because you may still have some growing to do. If you were to have surgery, I would want to know your goals to be able to set realistic timelines. 12-16 weeks is usually a realistic timeline, dependent on any other complications, but in order to get back to high level sports at 100% you are looking at 16-20+ weeks.
How bad is the pain I’ve had one 22 years with severe bursitis that turned into a huge lump you can see on groin hip. Drs made me fight them this 23 years for help I’m suppose to have surgery Monday. And the drs staff messed up and didn’t order the medical equipment I need im so angry.
Why the hell did you choose to add a damn soundtrack to a tutorial. Another video ruined with an annoying, distracting soundtrack
Thanks for your feedback! We will take that into consideration in future videos.
Had this done on my shoulder, it felt weird but great.. I wish I could do it at home. It kinda tickled the muscle back into shape.. beauty.
Hey, can you please tell me if the pain came back after a while or not?
@@alexandertye3244 for me yes it did. For others it doesn't.. depends on the injury etc..
@@mattparr3038 Oh okay thanks
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s great to hear that dry needling helped your shoulder. It’s always best to have treatments like this performed by a trained professional to ensure safety and effectiveness. Wishing you continued relief and well-being!
Acupuncture is pseudoscience, dry needle is science
Thank you for your comment. Both acupuncture and dry needling have their own principles and methodologies. While dry needling is based on modern medical understanding of muscle pain and trigger points, acupuncture is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. Both approaches have been found to provide benefits, and it’s important for individuals to choose the treatment that best suits their needs and beliefs.
They are going to have to do it my hip put me to sleep the needle or shot will go all the way to the muscle looks scary to me
I have Sciatica neuropathy. Pain, numbness, heat and tingling in both feet. it's worse when i sit down and 100 times worse when I lay down and I haven't slept in over 2 years.
How are you doing now
Interesting video. I am an acupuncturist so I felt compelled to comment about a few things. It is true that acupuncture 'traditionally' targets meridians/channels. However, there is also an ancient concept called ashi points, which basically translates to areas that are painful or tender on palpation. Pretty much any tender areas of the body that are anatomically safe to needle would fall under the category of being an ashi point. Additionally, in acupuncture, there aren't just the main meridians, there are several different categories of meridians, including sinew/muscle meridians that treat sinew/muscle problems. I've also heard the claim that acupuncture doesn't go beyond the subcutaneous level from other PT's. That is just flat out inaccurate. Many points that are located over areas of thick muscles are indicated to potentially be needled around 3 cun (similar to inches, but corresponds to the size of the patient) or more. For example, the point Gallbladder 30 is indicated traditionally to be needles up to 3.5 cun deep. The point Gallbladder 30, incidentally, is basically aimed right at the piriformis muscle, and indicated for symptoms of sciatica and other symptoms that the piriformis muscle produces. The ancient Chinese didn't call muscles by their modern names, like the piriformis muscle, but they clearly understood that sticking a needle in certain areas of the body (like muscles) could treat certain conditions. To go along with that, there are literally 100's of specific points indicated for specific musculoskeletal problems. If you also pair that with the concept of ashi points, you may start to understand why acupuncturists get frustrated when people claim that acupuncture doesn't treat or focus on treating musculoskeletal problems. Also, you mentioned electrical stimulation of needles as if it was specific to dry needling. Electrostimulation of acupuncture needles was actually invented in China in the 1950's. Lastly, modern acupuncturists are heavily trained in modern anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology. Obviously we aren't as well trained in those areas as physical therapists, but modern Chinese medicine has been integrated with modern western science and medicine. We even have to pass a separate biomedicine national board in conjunction with other national boards. I personally took 2 integrative musculoskeletal classes in my program where we learned material from sources like Janet Travell, which dry needlers often reference. I guess the main point I want to make here is that acupuncture is a vast and ancient medicine with very many different approaches and techniques and that modern acupuncture has also been integrated with western science. With that being said, I'm not opposed to PT's doing dry needling, but I would just hope that PT's educate themselves more about acupuncture before painting acupuncture in an inaccurate light.
100% agree with you!! Ashi point is also part of the acupuncture system. With thousand years of experiences and development, Chinese medicine has a comprehensive concept and method to deal with health issue. You can't take a part for the whole.
Well said🎉 Thank you❤
Thank you for your detailed comment and insights. Your perspective as an acupuncturist provides valuable information on the similarities and differences between acupuncture and dry needling. It’s important to understand the depth and breadth of both practices. Your explanation about ashi points, different meridian categories, and the integration of modern anatomy and physiology in acupuncture training is very enlightening. This knowledge helps bridge the gap between the two approaches and fosters mutual respect and understanding. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
@@EWphysicaltherapyandwellness For sure👍
@@EWphysicaltherapyandwellness probably wise to update the information with these additional insights that acupuncture is more than skin deep.
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Sir/mam my daughter's ADOS score is 17 ..they Said my child is having autism is it true??
How many years would it can to be a physical therapist?
If you know you wanna be a pt you could finish schooling in 6 years with some programs having a 3+3 year program.
Thank you for your question. In the United States, becoming a licensed physical therapist typically takes about 7 years. This includes earning a bachelor’s degree (about 4 years) followed by a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree (about 3 years). After completing the DPT program, you must pass the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) to become licensed.
Unfortunately, I didn't get any confidence in PT being a solution here, other than potentially making sure it doesn't get more frozen. Seems like no matter what it's going to be frozen and it's more about learning other ways to move your shoulder.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Managing a frozen shoulder can indeed be challenging. Physical therapy aims to improve mobility and reduce pain, even if progress can sometimes be slow. It’s important to work closely with a healthcare provider to find the best approach for your specific situation.
if I only start phisical therapy after surgery to improve recovery, after 4 years from leg surgery... Can I expect a good fully recovery?
Thank for the video. I am a long time cyclist who has been nursing a bad back for years. Last summer, the problem got so bad I had to stop riding. In a couple of weeks I get l4/l5 Fused. Hope to be riding by next summer.
Mmm try having an OT speak because that was a truly limited view of OT that didn’t mention cognition and yes we look at the whole body and balance too it’s just an occupational focused framework, this really needs revision
Thank you for your feedback. Your points about occupational therapy are well taken. It’s crucial to present a comprehensive view, including cognition, whole-body assessment, and balance. We appreciate your input and will consider it for future revisions to ensure a more accurate representation of OT.