Condition in which bones become thin and brittle causing them to break more easily.

Treatment can include:

• Instruction on proper body mechanics.

• Posture and exercise.

• Fitting of braces or orthotics.

• Modalities such as electrical stimulation and moist heat.

  
  

Affects both male and female clients.

Loss of bowel or bladder control resulting in involuntary loss of urine or stool.

Pelvic floor muscle weakness may be the cause.

Treatment includes electrical stimulation, biofeedback and exercise.

Protein rich swelling of the arm or leg.

It often occurs after mastectomy when lymph nodes are damaged or removed or following.

Infection or scar formation which blocks the lymphatic flow.

It can occur at any time after an injury.

Treatment includes exercise, manual lymph drainage massage, compression wrapping/bandaging, and compression garments.

Education is an important part of treatment as well.

Pain symptoms may or may not have been present prior to pregnancy but changes in posture, weight or hormonal factors can affect your body.

Common complaints include low back and mid back pain, pelvic pain, and pain in wrists/hands.

Treatment includes posture and body mechanics education, manual therapy, strengthening and maternity supports.

Can be due to pelvic floor weakness or increased muscle tone.

Pelvic pain can also be caused by other related muscle, joint or nerve problems.

You may have difficulty sitting, pain during intercourse, pain in hips or lower abdomen.

Treatment can include pelvic floor relaxation training, manual therapy, and biofeedback.

Chronic condition with persistent and widespread musculoskeletal pain along with specific tender points.

Other symptoms may include generalized stiffness, fatigue, anxiety, and cognitive impairment.

Treatment focuses on pain reduction and increased function through stretching and strengthening exercises.

Modalities such as heat and cold, and posture and body mechanics education.