Chronic Constipation: Causes & Symptoms
Chronic constipation may have hidden causes beyond diet. Discover how tissue tension, breathing mechanics, and pelvic floor dysfunction can impact digestion and bowel movements.
Still in Pain After a Normal MRI?
Many people continue to experience pain even after treatment and normal imaging results. This article explains why symptoms can persist after an injury and what it actually means when tests look normal but the body still hurts.
Physical Therapy for SIBO Symptoms
Recurring bloating, pressure, reflux, or incomplete emptying may reflect a gut–nervous system and pressure-control problem—not just digestion—and this article explains how targeted physical therapy can help.
CRPS Treatment Options
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a chronic pain condition involving abnormal pain processing and nervous system sensitivity. This article explains CRPS treatment options, including how physical therapy and Fascial Counterstrain are used to manage pain, improve movement tolerance, and support functional recovery.
TMJ Physical Therapy
Jaw pain, clicking, headaches or neck tension may be signs of TMJ dysfunction. Learn how TMJ physical therapy at PD Rehab near Chicago can help using advanced manual techniques such as Fascial Counterstrain.
Physical therapy for headaches and migraines
Headaches and migraines don’t always require medication. Learn how specialized physical therapy and Fascial Counterstrain can reduce pain, improve neck function and help you feel better.
Adhesions and Scar Tissue Treatment
Scar tissue and adhesions can limit movement and cause pain long after injury or surgery. Learn how we can help your body heal naturally at PD Rehab in Mount Prospect.
What to do after a work injury
What to Do After a Work Injury – Treatment, Rights, and Real-Life Examples A workplace accident can happen to anyone, regardless of the industry or job position. What matters most is knowing what to do after a work injury, understanding your rights, and taking the...
Shin Splints
Shin splints — a common running injury — cause pain and inflammation along the front or inner side of the lower leg.
Breaking the Silence: Pelvic Floor and Abdominal Therapy
When most people hear the words pelvic floor therapy or abdominal physical therapy, they immediately think of something uncomfortable, invasive, or reserved only for women after childbirth. The truth is, pelvic and abdominal issues affect both men and women, and they can be life-changing.
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