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Andrew Gillihan
Physical Therapist
Andrew Gillihan is a physical therapist practicing in Cincinnati, Ohio. Andrew Gillihan specializes in physical treatment to help a patient reduce pain, restore mobility, rehabilitate an injury, or increase movement and overall function. As a physical therapist, Andrew Gillihan can treat multiple conditions with exercises, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, joint mobilization, heat, ice, massage, laser or light therapy and more. Andrew Gillihan will create a treatment plan based on the patients specific injury or condition, and might target a specific body part or body system based on the individual.
2 years
Experience
Andrew Gillihan
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- Arkansas State University
- Accepting new patients
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Hey Neil, you can start exercising immediately following your chiropractic visits. As physical therapists, we can utilize the same strategies as a chiropractor and refer to them READ MORE
Hey Neil, you can start exercising immediately following your chiropractic visits. As physical therapists, we can utilize the same strategies as a chiropractor and refer to them as manipulations instead of adjustments. I utilize this strategy in my practice so that patients have the best and fastest results when they follow up a mobilization with exercise.
Can physical therapy help me with my sciatica pain?
Yes, physical therapy can be a very effective treatment for sciatica pain, even if you are also taking medication. Physical therapy is often recommended in conjunction with medication READ MORE
Yes, physical therapy can be a very effective treatment for sciatica pain, even if you are also taking medication. Physical therapy is often recommended in conjunction with medication for the best results.
Physical therapy can help to reduce pain and inflammation, improve range of motion and flexibility, strengthen the muscles that support the spine and pelvis, improve posture, and teach you how to move and lift safely to prevent future episodes of sciatica.
Whether or not you will eventually be able to ditch the medication altogether depends on the underlying cause of your sciatica and the severity of your symptoms. However, physical therapy can help you to reduce your reliance on medication and improve your overall quality of life.
Here are some specific examples of how physical therapy can be used to treat sciatica:
-Gentle stretching and exercise can help to reduce pain and improve flexibility.
-Strengthening exercises for the core and back muscles can help to support the spine and pelvis.
-Massage therapy can help to relax muscles and reduce pain.
-Biofeedback can help you to learn how to control muscle tension and pain.
Physical therapy can help to reduce pain and inflammation, improve range of motion and flexibility, strengthen the muscles that support the spine and pelvis, improve posture, and teach you how to move and lift safely to prevent future episodes of sciatica.
Whether or not you will eventually be able to ditch the medication altogether depends on the underlying cause of your sciatica and the severity of your symptoms. However, physical therapy can help you to reduce your reliance on medication and improve your overall quality of life.
Here are some specific examples of how physical therapy can be used to treat sciatica:
-Gentle stretching and exercise can help to reduce pain and improve flexibility.
-Strengthening exercises for the core and back muscles can help to support the spine and pelvis.
-Massage therapy can help to relax muscles and reduce pain.
-Biofeedback can help you to learn how to control muscle tension and pain.
After a knee injury how long should I wait to start my physical therapy?
Yes, physical therapy can help you to recover faster from a knee injury after a fall from a bike. A physical therapist can assess your injury and develop a personalized treatment READ MORE
Yes, physical therapy can help you to recover faster from a knee injury after a fall from a bike. A physical therapist can assess your injury and develop a personalized treatment plan to help you:
-Reduce pain and inflammation
-Improve range of motion and flexibility
-Strengthen the muscles around your knee
-Improve your balance and coordination
-Learn how to move safely and prevent re-injury
Physical therapy can also help you to return to your normal activities, including work, more quickly. For example, your physical therapist can teach you how to modify your work tasks to avoid putting too much stress on your knee.
The best part is - the earlier you start, the faster you can get back to doing the things you love.
-Reduce pain and inflammation
-Improve range of motion and flexibility
-Strengthen the muscles around your knee
-Improve your balance and coordination
-Learn how to move safely and prevent re-injury
Physical therapy can also help you to return to your normal activities, including work, more quickly. For example, your physical therapist can teach you how to modify your work tasks to avoid putting too much stress on your knee.
The best part is - the earlier you start, the faster you can get back to doing the things you love.
