Following breast surgery, tissue dysfunction can occur affecting shoulder, neck, chest wall, and upper extremity mobility. Common impairments can lead to postural compensations, muscular tightness, tissue restrictions and/or nerve tension. Musculoskeletal impairments such as loss of strength, limited joint and soft tissue mobility can lead to functional deficits and pain during daily activities.
Below are some examples of post-surgical challenges:
Loss of strength and endurance
Physical therapy after surgery can accelerate the healing process, restore muscle and tissue integrity to enhance the recovery process and limit the obstacles.
Our therapy addresses a range of pelvic conditions, providing tailored treatment plans for each individual. Experience relief and regain control of your health with our expert care.
We specialize in alleviating chronic pelvic pain.
Our techniques help restore bladder control effectively.
We support healing after pelvic surgeries with care.
During the initial visit, a physical therapy assessment and comprehensive evaluation will be taken to identify the root musculoskeletal and neuromuscular causes of symptoms and associated limitations. Shoulder, trunk and upper extremity tissue mobility will be assessed along with scars, breathing patterns, posture, joint range, and muscle strength. Then an individual treatment plan will be created with specific patient centered goals which may include:
