Conditions We Treat
Whether you're dealing with a fresh injury or chronic daily pain, we can help with a diagnosis-first approach and treatment built around you.
Dr. Eid treats a wide range of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. Every evaluation starts with a thorough assessment to identify the true source of your problem, not just where it hurts. Below is an overview of the conditions we commonly address.
Condition guides
Spine & Back
Low Back Pain
One of the most common reasons people seek physical therapy. Whether it's a disc herniation, muscle strain, sciatica, or chronic postural dysfunction, Dr. Eid identifies the true source and addresses it directly, not just the symptoms.
Sciatica
Pain, numbness, or tingling that radiates from the lower back into the leg is often caused by nerve compression. Effective treatment requires an accurate diagnosis of which structure is involved, at what level, and what is driving it.
Disc Herniation
Herniated discs can cause intense local pain or radiating nerve symptoms. Conservative management with hands-on therapy, directional exercise, and load management resolves the majority of cases without surgery.
Neck Pain & Stiffness
Cervical spine dysfunction, from tech neck and poor posture to whiplash and arthritis, responds well to manual therapy and corrective movement. Dr. Eid addresses both the pain and the mechanics driving it.
Cervicogenic Headaches
Headaches that originate from the neck are often misdiagnosed and undertreated. Targeted manual therapy to the cervical spine and upper thoracic region can significantly reduce both frequency and intensity.
Shoulder & Upper Extremity
Rotator Cuff Injuries
Partial and full-thickness tears, tendinitis, and impingement syndrome are among the most common shoulder presentations. Treatment focuses on restoring strength, scapular control, and pain-free overhead function.
Shoulder Impingement
Pain with reaching overhead or behind the back is a hallmark of subacromial impingement. Correcting movement patterns and strengthening the rotator cuff relieves pressure on the compressed structures.
Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
Progressive stiffness and pain limiting range of motion in all directions. Manual joint mobilization combined with a structured home program is highly effective at restoring mobility when applied consistently.
Labral Tears
SLAP tears and other labral injuries can cause deep aching, catching, or instability in the shoulder. Conservative management can be highly effective depending on tear type and severity.
Tennis Elbow & Golfer's Elbow
Lateral and medial epicondylitis are overuse injuries common in racquet sports, golf, and overhead work. Dr. Eid's background as a college tennis player and extensive experience with racquet sport and golf injuries gives him a particularly deep understanding of load management and sport-specific mechanics.
Wrist & Hand Pain
Carpal tunnel syndrome, De Quervain's tenosynovitis, and wrist sprains can all be addressed effectively with targeted therapy, splinting guidance, and progressive strengthening.
Hip, Knee & Leg
Knee Pain
From patellar tendinitis and runner's knee to meniscus tears and ligament sprains, knee injuries require precise diagnosis and a phased treatment approach. Dr. Eid's experience with strength athletes and combat sports athletes means he's skilled at aggressive yet safe progressive loading.
ACL Injury & Return to Sport
Whether pre-operative or post-operative, ACL rehabilitation follows a structured multi-phase protocol. Return-to-sport testing using objective strength and functional benchmarks ensures clearance is based on data, not timelines.
Meniscus Tears
Not all meniscus tears require surgery. Conservative management with manual therapy, neuromuscular retraining, and progressive loading resolves many cases. For post-surgical patients, Dr. Eid applies evidence-based rehab protocols.
Hip Pain & Labral Tears
Hip flexor tightness, FAI (femoroacetabular impingement), labral tears, and bursitis all present differently and require individualized treatment. Dr. Eid specializes in identifying the structural cause behind vague hip complaints.
IT Band Syndrome
A common overuse injury in runners, cyclists, and CrossFit athletes. Treatment goes beyond foam rolling because addressing hip strength, running mechanics, and training load is essential for lasting resolution.
Hamstring & Quad Strains
Muscle strains at any grade require an evidence-based progressive loading protocol. Rushing back too early leads to re-injury. Dr. Eid's return-to-sport framework protects athletes while minimizing time away from training.
Foot, Ankle & Lower Leg
Plantar Fasciitis
Heel pain that's worst in the morning or after rest is a classic presentation. A combination of manual therapy, calf and intrinsic foot strengthening, and load management resolves most cases without injections or surgery.
Ankle Sprains
A lateral ankle sprain is the most common acute sports injury. Incomplete rehabilitation leads to chronic instability and re-injury. Comprehensive rehab restores proprioception, strength, and confidence.
Achilles Tendinopathy
Insertional and mid-portion Achilles issues require careful loading, not rest. Heavy slow resistance training with progressive tendon loading is the most effective evidence-based approach.
Shin Splints (MTSS)
Medial tibial stress syndrome is common in runners and military populations. Addressing training errors, foot mechanics, and hip and calf strength resolves the condition and prevents recurrence.
Post-Surgical & Special Populations
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Recovery after joint replacement, rotator cuff repair, ACL reconstruction, or spinal surgery requires a carefully phased protocol. Dr. Eid coordinates with your surgeon's timeline and progresses you aggressively but safely.
Total Knee & Hip Replacement
Outcomes after joint replacement are directly tied to the quality of post-operative rehab. Early mobility, swelling management, and progressive strengthening lead to faster, fuller recovery.
Osteoarthritis
Arthritis is not a reason to stop moving. It is a reason to move better. Exercise therapy, joint mobilization, and targeted strengthening meaningfully reduce pain and improve function even in advanced arthritis.
Balance & Fall Prevention
Impaired balance and fear of falling significantly affect quality of life, especially in older adults. Dr. Eid uses a comprehensive neuromuscular approach to improve stability, build confidence, and reduce fall risk.
Return to Sport Testing
Readiness to return to sport is assessed with objective strength testing, hop tests, and sport-specific functional assessments, not just how you feel. This data-driven clearance process protects athletes from premature return.
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