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Continuum Wellness Physical Therapy helps patients with many different conditions. Please see the diagram below for information on common conditions we treat and how physical therapy can help you.
Suffering from pain or stiffness and don’t know why? Identify where you are in pain and click on the corresponding white circle to discover different conditions that might be the cause of your pain.
Neck Pain
Pain and stiffness in your neck can make it difficult to turn your head or look up and down.
Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain not only limits the use of your shoulder, but it can limit the use of your entire arm.
Elbow Pain
Pain and stiffness in the elbow can keep you from enjoying your favorite activities.
Wrist Pain
Wrist pain by itself is a problem, but it frequently affects your grip strength and the use of your hands too.
Hip Pain
Hip pain can limit your ability to move around and accomplish simple tasks or enjoy your favorite activities.
Knee Pain
Knee pain can make it difficult to do anything that involves standing, walking, running or jumping.
Ankle Pain
Your ankles carry the weight of your entire body. When they’re in pain, it’s hard to do anything that involves being on your feet.
Back Pain
80% of us are likely to develop back pain in our lifetime.
Why do I have muscle pain in the front of my neck?
If you have pain around the front of your neck, you may think it’s caused by a sore throat. However, if your pain isn’t accompanied by any other symptoms of a sore throat and instead feels connected to the movement of your neck, you may have a musculoskeletal injury....
3 ways PT can help if you still have chronic neck pain after a cervical fusion
Cervical fusion is a surgery meant to help patients who suffer from chronic neck pain. While most cases of neck pain can be treated without the need for surgery, some patients experience pain between the discs in their spine that does not go away even after treatment....
Shoulder pain radiating down arm: Causes and treatments
It’s estimated that approximately 18% to 26% of people are affected by shoulder pain at any given time, making it a common pain syndrome to experience. Shoulder pain can be extremely disruptive to everyday life, making even simple tasks seem difficult. This is...
Shoulder pain and 4 other surprising TMJ symptoms
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder affects up to 12% of people, restricting the jaw joint and its associated muscles. While pain and discomfort in your jaw are the most common symptoms of TMJ disorder, many people also experience pain and discomfort in other parts...
Elbow hyperextension injury: 9 signs and treatments
The elbow is a hinge joint made up of the humerus, ulna, radius, muscles, tendons and ligaments. It is designed to only bend back so far. If you experience your elbow bending further back than it should, this is called an elbow hyperextension. Anyone can experience a...
Is arthritis considered an official disability?
There are over 100 different kinds of arthritis that affect people all across the world. While each kind of arthritis is different, one thing they all have in common is that they cause pain, and can make life very difficult. Based on data collected by the National...
Four tips on how to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome
When you think of prolonged wrist pain, you probably think of carpal tunnel syndrome. That is because this is a common condition that affects millions of Americans every year. However, carpal tunnel syndrome doesn’t have to be as common as it is. By taking a few...
4 super exercises for reducing postpartum hip pain
Your pelvic region is a ring of bones at the bottom of your spine that includes your tailbone, your sacrum and your hip bones. When a woman gives birth, these bones can sometimes take a beating. Pain in the hips is one of the most common complaints of women who have...
Three stretches you can use for hip arthritis
Hip arthritis patients often develop tense muscles in their legs, buttocks and lower back, and these tense muscles can further decrease hip range of motion (ROM) and increase pain. There are specific stretches that people can do for the muscles affected by hip...
Lower leg pain after knee replacement? Here’s why and how to manage it
It’s estimated that around 4 million people in the U.S. have undergone knee replacements. Of this population who receive knee replacements, it’s estimated that 1 in 20 people will experience minor complications. Of the several complications that may result from a knee...
What could be behind your knee pain from driving?
Driving is an activity that many people think of in the same category as breathing. It’s essential, and it’s something that many of us do every day. It’s not surprising that many of us think that driving is an essential part of our lives; according to the Federal...
Why do I have ankle pain from running?
Running is a great way to exercise while getting some fresh air. Even though running is supposed to make you feel good, especially due to the endorphins it can release, that’s not always the case. For some people, running can cause ankle pain that reduces the joint’s...
The 3 ways PT can tackle foot and ankle pain when walking
Walking is a necessary part of our day-to-day routines. This is why feeling pain in your feet and ankles when you walk can make even the simplest everyday tasks feel like a burden. There are a number of reasons why you might be experiencing foot and ankle pain when...
Pinched nerve vs. herniated disc: How to tell the difference
If you’re trying to figure out the cause of your spinal pain, you might frequently see the terms “pinched nerve” or “herniated disc” come up. You may be wondering what these terms mean and what the difference is between the two. It can be difficult to tell the...
Why does my back keep cracking all the time?
Adjusting your back once in a while so that it cracks is normal, and for the most part, pretty safe. It can be helpful for relieving pressure and tension in the joints. One study even showed that after cracking a joint the joint’s range of motion improves slightly....
Neck Pain
Shoulder Pain
Elbow Pain
Wrist Pain
Hip Pain
Knee Pain
Back Pain
Ankle Pain