Many people believe losing balance is simply part of getting older, but research and modern physical therapy show that you can improve balance, reduce fall risk, and stay independent. Simple screening tests like single-leg stance, chair stands, and eyes-closed balance can reveal your risk. At Penrose Physical Therapy, we combine hands-on care with advanced technologies […]
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Dizziness After 50: Common, But Not “Just Aging” If you’ve ever rolled over in bed and felt the room spin, or looked up to reach a cabinet and suddenly had to grab the counter, you’re not alone. Many people experience dizziness, vertigo, or unsteadiness later in life. Too often, they’re told, “That’s just part of
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If you are searching for answers around peripheral neuropathy in Lacey, this guide will help you better understand what may be happening and what your next steps could look like.
Knee pain rarely shows up all at once. It starts quietly. Maybe it is stiffness when you stand up after sitting too long.Maybe it is a sharp pinch when you kneel down.Maybe it is an ache that lingers after a long walk, a workout, or a weekend of yard work. At first, you ignore it.
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Every week at Penrose Physical Therapy, we meet people who say some version of the same thing: “It started as a small ache.” Here’s the truth. The real frustration is not just the discomfort. It is the uncertainty. Most knee pain is not random. And most knee pain is not permanent. But it does require the right approach.
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