Physical Therapy Voorhees & Sports Medicine Understands Pain

Posted by Body Solutions on February 10th, 2021

You may be wondering why many physical therapy clinics have not only physical therapy in the name but also sports medicine. How are they related? Are they related? Are physical therapists and those specializing in sports medicine interchangeable? If you’ve ever wondered this, or even if you haven’t but you’re interested in learning more about either topic, stick around to learn what we at Physical Therapy Voorhees & Sports Medicine can do for you.

Physical therapy can be both preventative and restorative, much like sports medicine. You end up at a physical therapy clinic when traditional healthcare providers feel that more specialized care and treatment is needed.

When you feel pain, you tend to recognize that it’s your body telling you something is wrong and something needs to change. If you ignore that warning, if you start to ‘live with’ the pain, a slow but sure breakdown will occur and general weakness and stiffness are surefire side-effects. Eventually, it will make day-to-day activities unbearable, let alone training or exercise. Consulting and working with a physical therapist can get you back to 100% optimization quickly, without the self-diagnosis or over-the-counter temporary pain relievers.

If you live in the South Jersey region (Voorhees, Cherry Hill, Marlton, etc.) and need Physical therapy for Sports injuries consider coming to Body Solutions. We utilize a true holistic approach for faster recovery from your injuries. Watch this video on physical therapy Marlton NJ for sports injuries for optimal recovery. Learn how we use higher level understanding of exercise and how the body works to achieve amazing results.

The key to optimal recovery after a sports injury is immediate initiation of the right exercises and providing your body with the right nutrients to speed up healing. While injured body parts like an ankle sprain, a torn ACL or meniscus, a shoulder strain, or a hip strain needs to be rested, you need to initiate immediate exercises for other body parts. This will reduce the compensation and keep your body “even” and “balanced”.