Empower Your Movement: Specialized Physical Therapy for Hypermobility Management
Understanding challenges of hypermobility
Hypermobility presents a variety of complex challenges that may impact daily life and your ability to participate in your favorite activities. Here are common challenges of hypermobility that you might be noticing:
Joint Pain and Discomfort: Individuals with hypermobility often experience chronic pain in their joints due to excessive range of motion and instability.
Increased Risk of Injuries: Hypermobility can lead to a higher likelihood of joint dislocations, sprains, and other injuries, particularly during physical activity.
Muscle Weakness: Muscles around hypermobile joints may become weaker due to reliance on joint laxity for movement, leading to imbalances and instability.
Fatigue and Low Endurance: People with hypermobility may experience fatigue more quickly due to the additional effort required to stabilize their joints during activities.
Postural Issues: Poor posture can arise from compensatory movement patterns, placing extra strain on muscles and ligaments and leading to discomfort.
Difficulty with Proprioception: Individuals may struggle with body awareness and spatial orientation, making it challenging to gauge movement and position in space.
Impact on Daily Activities: Everyday tasks, such as walking, lifting, or even sitting, can become more difficult due to joint instability and pain, affecting overall quality of life.
Enhance your toolkit with expert support for hypermobility concerns
We understand that treatment and support for hypermobility challenges can feel daunting. At Register Physical Therapy we create a holistic and comprehensive treatment plan that addresses your concerns.
Our collaborative and empowering treatment modalities will support your healing goals and equip you to move toward the life you want.
How physical therapy can help with hypermobility concerns
Rebuilds strength: gradual, progressive exercise routines add strength to your body while keeping risk of injury low.
Restores confidence: engaging in routine exercise that is safe for your body can help boost your confidence in your abilities.
Improves posture: physical therapists can help you experience more optimal posture and help you strengthen postural muscles so you can replicate it outside of the clinic.
Addresses pain: exercise and strengthening have been found to reduce symptoms of pain in people with hypermobility.
Education and support: physical therapists knowledgeable in hypermobility can help connect you with tools and mobility aides that can help reduce your symptoms and improve your day to day tasks.
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Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and discover how our holistic physical therapy offerings can help you live a more active, pain-free life!