Cadie J. Saucier, Physical Therapist
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Cadie J. Saucier

Physical Therapist

36 Allen Rd Apt. 1 Brewer Maine, 04412
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Cadie Saucier is a physical therapist practicing in Brewer, Maine. Cadie Saucier 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, Cadie Saucier can treat multiple conditions with exercises, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, joint mobilization, heat, ice, massage, laser or light therapy and more. Cadie Saucier 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.

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Cadie J. Saucier's Expert Contributions
  • I am overweight and have recently started running. What are the precautions I should take?

    This answer is a little difficult not knowing your history or issues your body may already have. But I can give you a general guideline of ideas: 1. I would start with walking. Your bones and joints will need to adjust to the new exercise and jumping right into running may put too much stress on them causing injury. Once you can walk 3-5 miles (45-60 minutes) at a good pace without soreness later you are ready for running. 2. Gradually introduce running. This means walk some, jog some and alternate back and forth. 3. Make sure you wear shoes that are comfortably worn in, but are not falling apart or worn so much the bottom is slanted. 4. Research about best ways to breathe while running. It will help you be able to go further. 5. Expect soreness. You are building muscle and our body feels sore when this happens. It should only last 1-3 days and should not be so debilitating you can’t do regular daily tasks. If it’s debilitating you did too much and adjust the next time you run. 6. If pain lasts longer than 3 days or doesn’t seem to be improving over a short period of time, you might have an injury. 7. Warm up before with walking always. 8. Stretch after always 9. Drink plenty of fluid. Hope this helps. Good for you for making a plan! I wish you luck. READ MORE

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Cadie loves what she does. She credits her education as well as additional training for her success and continues to learn so she can provide the best possible care.

Favorite professional publications

  • Women's Health, Journal of the American Physical Therapy Association

Cadie J. Saucier's Practice location

Maine Coast Memorial Hospital

36 Allen Rd Apt. 1 -
Brewer, Maine 04412
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New patients: 207-664-5475
www.mcmhospital.org

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