Physical therapy: Myths vs. reality.

PHYSICAL therapy; KEGEL exercises; MANIPULATION therapy; PATIENT-professional relations; BODY movement; PHYSICAL mobility

The article offers information on debunking common myths about physical therapy (PT). Topics include the broad range of conditions PT addresses beyond just pain and surgery; the misconception that PT must be painful to be effective; and the specialized training required to be a physical therapist. It emphasizes that PT is a collaborative, patient-centered approach aimed at optimizing movement and overall health.