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Knee Pain
Knee pain is caused by damage or issues to tissues both inside the knee and outside the knee joint. Inside the knee joint, stability is determined by the shape and health of your cartilage, also known as your meniscus, in addition to the ligaments supporting the knee – the ACL, PCL and LCL. Outside the knee joint, stability is provided by the muscles surrounding the knee and the MCL. The kneecap is a largely complicating factor, often out of position and causing pain and irritation to the surrounding tissues. Common signs of knee pain or injury include knee swelling, weakness or giving way, clicking or locking.
Common causes of knee pain are
- Kneecap (patella) issues
- Muscle weakness, strains, or injuries
- ACL/PCL or MCL/LCL
- Meniscus strains, tears, injuries
- Knee osteoarthritis
Neck Pain
Neck pain, sometimes called cervicalgia, is a pain in or around your spine beneath your head. It may radiate to the shoulders, head, or even hands, limiting movement. You might have axial neck pain (felt primarily in your neck) or radicular neck pain (pain that shoots into other areas, such as your armpit, shoulders, arms, or hands). Treatment involves laser therapy to address inflammation and pain, cervical traction to decompress your spine, gentle stretching, cupping and dry needling to resolve cervical trigger points or ‘knots,’ tru-sculpt muscle stim to improve your neck strength, postural endurance and access to our Stretch Lab to maximize your Functional Range of Motion.
Causes for neck pain include:
- Cervical Degenerative disc disease
- Cervical Herniated, bulging disk
- Cervical Whiplash/Neck Sprain or Strain from motor vehicle accidents falls, sustained sitting or lifting
- Cervical Osteoarthritis/Spondylosis
Shoulder Displacement/Injury
Shoulder instabilities, dislocation, injuries or overuse affect mobility and cause pain. The shoulder is a ball and socket joint; it’s formed where the ball at the end of the humerus (upper arm bone) fits into the socket of the scapula (shoulder blade). Common signs of shoulder injury include pain, weakness, decreased range of motion, clicking or instability. Treatment includes relocation, rest, shockwave therapy to flatten any calcium deposits on your tendons, laser therapies to reduce inflammation, physical therapy, and sometimes surgery to repair ligaments or tendons.
Some common causes of shoulder pain are:
- Rotator Cuff Injury/Sprains/Strains
- Rotator Cuff Tendonitis
- Shoulder Osteoarthritis
- Labral tears/SLAP Lesions
- Frozen Shoulder
- A/C Joint Fractures or Separations, Collarbone Fractures
Hand/Wrist Pain
Your wrist joint contains 14 small bones that help you bend, straighten and rotate your hand and wrist. Conditions that cause pain, numbness or tingling in the wrists and hands are related to the bones, muscles, nerves and circulation in the hand. Laser therapies, shockwave therapies, rest, ergonomic changes, splints, and therapeutic exercise help alleviate discomfort and prevent further damage.
Causes for Hand/Wrist Pain include:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Arthritis
- Wrist sprain
- Falls
- Repetitive injuries through work (typing, gripping, lifting) or sports
Elbow Pain/Injury
Elbow pain is a common injury, and it can involve any component of the joint, including tendons, bursae, bones, or nerves. Common signs include elbow swelling or difficulty gripping or rotating your forearm, difficulty resting on your elbow, and pain while sleeping or lifting. Laser therapies, shockwave therapies, Tru-Sculpt muscle stim, RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation), bracing, and physical therapy aid recovery.
The most common causes of elbow injuries are:
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
- Tendonitis ex. Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow
- Overuse of the joint: leaning on elbows over-gripping, repetitive lifting or straining, falls, sleeping with forearms in rotation or awkward position
- Elbow Fracture
Back Pain
Back pain can result from muscle strain, herniated discs, or spinal issues. The most common cause of back pain is a torn or pulled muscle and/or ligament after a fall, car accident (MVA), lifting or even sustained sitting. You might feel back pain, a heaviness in your back, difficulty bending, sitting, lifting or twisting, or even numbness and/or weakness in your legs. Treatment at F.R.O.M. Toronto Pain Relief Clinic includes shockwave therapies to flatten scar tissue and muscle spasms, laser therapies to improve blood flow, and resolve nerve pinching by pushing disc material forwards into the spinal column, allowing for disc healing. We use lumbar traction to decompress your spine, therapeutic exercise and tru-sculpt muscle stim to strengthen muscles around the spine and provide you access to our Stretch Lab to return you to your Functional Range of Motion.
Causes for back pain include:
- Lumbar herniated or bulging disc
- Lumbar degenerative disc disease
- Lumbar Osteoarthritis or Spondylosis
- Curvature of the spine aka Scoliosis
- Whiplash from motor vehicle accidents, falls, sustained sitting, lifting
Ankle/Foot Pain
Ankle/foot pain, often due to sprains, fractures, or conditions like plantar fasciitis, hampers mobility. The ankle is a hinge joint that allows the foot to move in multiple directions: away from the body, as in pointing your foot (plantar flexion) and toward the body (dorsiflexion). Similar to the hand, the ankle comprises several bones arranged in layers to provide stability close to your leg and mobility in your toes and forefoot. You may have difficulty walking or bending/flexing your ankle, swollen ankles, weak ankles or loss of range of motion. Laser therapies, shockwave therapies, Tru-Sculpt muscle stim, RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation), bracing, and physical therapy aid recovery.
Common causes of ankle and foot pain are:
- Plantar fasciitis
- Ankle sprain
- Tendonitis
- Osteoarthritis
- Foot and toe fractures
- Toe Bunions
Jaw/facial pain
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues cause pain and tenderness in your jaw joints and surrounding muscles and ligaments. Your mandible, or jaw bone, connects to your skull in a combination of 2 joints. Because of its location, TMJ pain can cause ear pain, headaches, facial pain, neck and shoulder pain, difficulty eating, nausea and dizziness. Common signs of TMJ-related pain include jaw pain, difficulty opening and closing your mouth, difficulty chewing and or clicking or feelings of instability or tightness in your jaw. TMJ treatment varies from person to person and may include manual therapy to reset disc issues, shockwave to flatten scar tissue and muscle spasms, manual therapy to address headaches, physical therapy, custom mouth guards and jaw surgery.
Causes include:
- Teeth grinding
- Jaw injuries
- Arthritis
- Everyday wear and tear
- Jaw Shape asymmetries or Jaw Misalignments
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F.R.O.M. Toronto Pain Relief Clinic
At F.R.O.M. (Functional Range Of Motion) Toronto Pain Relief Clinic, we are your trusted partner on the journey to optimal physical health. At our state-of-the-art physio clinic, we blend expertise with compassion to provide tailored solutions for your well-being. Our team of highly qualified health practitioners include physiotherapists, massage therapists, a licensed psychiatrist and chiropractors; all of whom are dedicated to restoring your mobility, relieving pain, and enhancing your quality of life. With a patient-centric approach, we employ cutting-edge techniques and personalized treatment plans that address your unique needs. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or seeking to improve your performance, we are here to support you every step of the way. Energizing Mind & Body.
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What can I expect during my first physiotherapy appointment?
During your initial visit, our experienced physiotherapist will conduct a thorough evaluation, which may include reviewing your medical history, assessing your range of motion, strength, and flexibility, as well as discussing your goals for treatment. Following this assessment, a customized treatment plan will be created to suit your unique needs and requirements.
How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?
The number of sessions required varies depending on the individual’s condition and response to treatment. Our physiotherapists focus on achieving the best outcomes in the shortest time possible, while still considering the importance of a gradual and safe recovery process. Your progress will be regularly monitored, and the treatment plan adjusted accordingly using new AI based technology.
Is physiotherapy covered by insurance?
Many insurance plans cover physiotherapy services, but coverage can vary based on your specific insurance policy. We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to understand the extent of your coverage for physiotherapy treatments. Our clinic staff will be happy to assist you with any insurance-related inquiries and billing procedures.
What are some of the unique services offered at F.R.O.M. pain relief clinic?
At our clinic we strive to offer you the most recent advancements in physiotherapy technology. The field of physiotherapy is undergoing substantial changes through the incorporation of pioneering tools and methodologies that elevate patient care and the recovery process. Within our clinic, we are set to implement an AI-driven tool for assessing patient treatment strategies, allowing for dynamic adjustments based on real-time progress. Furthermore, we have established a partnership with Oxefit to provide our patients with top-tier rehabilitation equipment for an enhanced rehabilitation experience.
What other services are available in the clinic?
In addition to physiotherapy, we offer occupational therapy, massage therapy, chiropractic services, naturopathic medicine, and psychiatric services. Naturopathic medicine complements physiotherapy by focusing on holistic health. Our experts use natural remedies, diet, and lifestyle adjustments to enhance recovery and prevent future issues, working hand in hand with physiotherapy for comprehensive wellness. In addition, we are able to provide psychotherapy services with a licensed psychiatrist to address mental health needs.
How does occupational therapy collaborate with physiotherapy?
Occupational therapy targets daily functionality. Collaborating with physiotherapy, our specialists help regain practical life skills after injury. This synergistic approach ensures a seamless transition from physical recovery to reintegrating into daily routines with improved mobility and independence.