Fall PreventionIn El Paso
As we age, the body begins to lose control of that righting series, and eventually, balance reactions can become sluggish and less responsive, resulting in an increased risk of falls.
If you're tired of temporary fixes for your pain or overwhelmed by the prospect of surgery, there are other options. Up to 79% of people find physical therapy an effective alternative to surgery.
Physical therapy is often the most effective-and non-invasive-treatment for back pain. Our therapists are experts in the non-surgical treatment of back injuries. We help patients recover using hands-on physical therapy and supervised, targeted exercise while also fending off future problems.
You might benefit from therapy if you have:
- Acute and chronic lower back and neck pain
- Muscle-tension headaches
- Pain extending into the arms or legs
- General arthritic back complaints
- Lumbar spinal stenosis
- Work-related back pain
- Recently had back surgery
Who Benefits From Back Pain at EPPTS?
Patients who have acute and chronic low-back and neck pain, muscle-tension headaches, pain extending into the arms or legs, general arthritic spine complaints, lumbar spinal stenosis, and work-related spine pain may benefit from physical therapy at EPPTS. In addition, post-surgery physical therapy is critical for successful and faster recovery from operations such as laminectomy and fusion.