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Laura Rhodes | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 9 months AGO
by Laura Rhodes
| July 17, 2013 9:00 PM

Are you tired of living in pain? Do you feel that you have you exhausted all efforts in order to feel better? If so, you are not alone, pain is often undertreated in women for a variety of reasons, but this does not mean you should lose hope!

Pain is a regular reality for many women, whether you are dealing with menstruation discomfort, childbirth, autoimmune diseases, or tension headaches, your life is being interrupted unnecessarily. Pain can easily distract you from work and family matters, make you depressed, disrupt your eating and sleeping habits, or even decrease your motivation to stay physically active which can result in unwanted weight gain. All of these consequences can and should be avoided when it comes to women's health.

As women we tend to study our conditions and learn to manage our pain in an assortment of ways, however sometimes it is hard to get the help that we deserve. Treatments for your pain can come in many forms, but one of the most effective methods for women's health issues is physical therapy. In some cases, it is believed that little to no movement is the best way to deal with chronic pain, this is not true. A physical therapist can help you develop a treatment program involving physical activity that is gentle and sensible, making sure it is the right fit for you and your condition.

At Pinnacle Physical Therapy, we treat women for pelvic pain, pregnancy and post partum, tension headaches and much more. Our therapist will help you increase strength and control within muscle function as they implement manual therapy techniques, mobilization methods, and others. Our goal is to assist patients in maintaining the maximum independence in their daily activities, while reducing functional disability. By taking a comprehensive approach and evaluating all related tissues, we make sure that we are helping you progress as quickly and effectively as possible.

We understand that busy lifestyles require flexibility; therefore, we offer two convenient locations and extended business hours. We also accept most types of insurance, and offer substantial discounts for cash pay. Don't give up on living a pain free life; call us today to see if physical therapy is right for you! Coeur d'Alene - (208) 665-2000 or Post Falls - (208) 777-4242 or visit our website at www.pinnaclephsycialtherapy.org for more information.

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