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• Ankle Sprain Prevention & Treatment FAQ

  this may be treated conservatively with immobilization in a cast or walking boot for about six weeks, followed by physical therapy for rehabilitation. However, if this does not yield resolution, surgically repairing the ligament directly may be required...

• The Different Types of Bunion Treatments

  use is not recommended, always discuss with your doctor if nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories are right for you. • Physical therapy - Physical therapy can provide symptomatic relief in bunions by strengthening the muscles of the foot. A combination of...

• Michael's Story - Fractured Shoulder

  Hometown: Mantua, NJ Specialty: Being an Eagles Fan Condition: Fractured Shoulder Treatment: Shoulder stabilizer and physical therapy Why did you choose Rothman? If the Eagles go to Rothman, I’m going to Rothman! Describe your experience. I fell off my...

• Elbow Infections

  surgical intervention for elbow septic arthritis, post-operative care, including appropriate antibiotic therapy, physical therapy, and close monitoring for recurrence of infection, is essential for optimal recovery and to minimize the risk of long-term...

• Tumors of the Elbow

  Treatment options for benign tumors of the elbow often start with conservative measures such as observation, rest, and physical therapy. If symptoms persist or worsen, surgical removal, also known as excision, may be considered. After the procedure,...

• Elbow Plica Surgery

  with an inflamed or irritated elbow plica. When conservative treatments such as rest, anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy, and corticosteroid injections do not adequately alleviate symptoms, surgery may be considered to remove the...

• Orthotics and Bracing for Tennis Elbow: Effectiveness and Considerations

  elbow. Integrating Orthotics with Rehabilitation: Bracing is often complemented by other forms of treatment, including physical therapy and rehabilitation exercises. Stretching the wrist with the elbow extended as well as using light weights to...

• Non-Operative Treatment Alternatives for Loose Bodies in the Knee

  delay or prevent need for a knee replacement. Some conservative options include weight loss, activity modification, physical therapy, bracing, supplements and oral medications, and injections. Unfortunately, there are no known non-surgical cures to...

• Non-operative Shoulder Separation Treatment

  stopped. Pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications-May be advised, either over-the-counter or by prescription. Physical Therapy -You may require physical therapy, particularly once the immediate pain has stopped within a few days. The decision...

• Lumbar Pain Treatments: Non-Surgical Solutions

  and treatment of your condition. There are furthersteps in the treatment of lower back pain that can be considered. Physical Therapy Back exercises, as listed above, are the focus of physical therapy. However, there are other modalities that may be used...

• Non-operative Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Injury Treatment

  of sports related PCL injuries that are treated nonoperatively is quite good. Return to sports after the appropriate physical therapy can be expected. The nonoperative treatment includes control of instability, swelling, and pain. Initial knee bracing...

• Osteochondral Autograft Transfer Surgery (OATS) for OCD

  the surgery, the patient is provided with specific postoperative instructions, including weight-bearing restrictions, physical therapy, and a rehabilitation program to support proper healing and recovery. OATS surgery is considered a specialized...

• Nicholas R. Taweel, DPM, DPT

  Podiatric Medicine degree from the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine in 1991. He also received a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute, a Masters in Physical Therapy from Hahnemann University, and a...

• Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injury - (PCL Injury)

  and prevent further damage. Medications: Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs to manage pain and swelling. Physical Therapy: A personalized rehabilitation program to strengthen the quadriceps and restore stability to the knee. Return to normal...

• Knee Cartilage Injuries

  be employed to bring about resolution of symptoms. Treatment Options: Non-surgical treatments include rest, ice, and physical therapy. Surgical options like arthroscopic procedures or cartilage transplants may benecessary for severe cases. Meniscus...

• Golfer's Elbow

  Most patients respond well to non-operative care. Options may include: Rest & Activity Modification Physical Therapy – Strengthening and stretching exercises to promote healing and prevent recurrence Anti-inflammatory Medications – To reduce pain and...

• Elbow Bursitis

  olecranon bursitis surgery typically involves a period of rest, followed by a gradual return to movement and activity. Physical therapy or specific exercises to improve elbow mobility and strength may be recommended as part of the rehabilitation...

• Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

  or extended position during sleep or activities can help relieve pressure on the ulnar nerve and reduce symptoms. Physical Therapy: Specific exercises and stretches may be prescribed to improve elbow and nerve mobility, strengthen supporting muscles,...

• Surfer Shatters Her Knee but Refuses to let it Shatter her Hobby

  my knee back together and repaired my tendons," says Laielli. "Following surgery, I went through about two years of physical therapy. Dr. Ong was a great physician and he never babied me – he encouraged me to try not limping so I would heal faster."...

• Hand and Wrist Arthritis Treatments

  Working with a physical therapist can help you develop an effective regimen while avoiding overuse. Manipulationduring physical therapy can aggravate the symptoms and is not routinely recommended as a nonoperative modality for arthritis. Medications:...