Perpetuating factors are the behaviors, mechanics and other things that create chronic pain.

The Neutral Foot

By |2023-03-20T19:28:38-04:00May 23rd, 2022|Categories: Health Tips, Perpetuating Factors, Self Help, Uncategorized|Tags: , , |

The Duck Foot Fix Neutral Feet Lately, I have gotten the urge to run. I have a goal to lose some weight and thought running will help me with that goal. However, when I run, it hurts. Since I

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Morton’s Foot

By |2023-03-11T11:58:41-05:00May 22nd, 2022|Categories: Educational, Health Tips, Perpetuating Factors, Self Help|Tags: , , , |

Morton's Foot Can Cause Knee Problems Morton's Foot structure is when your second toe is longer than your big toe causing instability. People with Morton's Foot structure also find that their big toe is super flexible as well. A couple

Small Hemipelvis

By |2023-02-26T14:53:00-05:00May 7th, 2022|Categories: Educational, Health Tips, Perpetuating Factors, Self Help|Tags: , , |

Why Do I Always Feel Like I'm Sitting Uneven? What exactly is a small hemipelvis and why should you care? The pelvis is made of two bones that come together with ligaments. In some people, one of these bones

Different Leg Lengths

By |2019-02-17T22:11:33-05:00February 18th, 2019|Categories: Educational, Perpetuating Factors|Tags: , , |

Perpetuating Factors Different Leg Lengths There are several types of perpetuating factors that cause chronic pain: Mechanical stresses, Nutritional inadequacies, Metabolic inadequacies, Psychological factors and others. Mechanical stresses are structural issues that can create pain such as different leg lengths,

The Role of the Q Angle in Anterior Knee Pain

By |2022-09-30T23:02:15-04:00January 4th, 2018|Categories: Perpetuating Factors|Tags: , |

The Role of the Q Angle in Anterior Knee Pain Postural distortions can lead to numerous soft-tissue disorders. Clients with these postural challenges often look to the massage therapist to help with the pain or biomechanical challenges that result. In

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