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Equest Physical Therapy
Providing Physical Therapy services to Manatee County, Florida. We try to create an atmosphere that is conducive to healing and is enjoyable. When you are here you are either friend or family. We partner with you to help you meet your rehabilitation goals. Our therapists are highly qualified, trained, and experienced in the way the body functions and moves.

We have a number of specialties and certifications to cover your rehabilitation needs. We can help you to achieve and maintain greater mobility and quality of life in many cases without surgery or prescription medication. Our goal is to get you moving and enjoying life again, using evidenced-based treatment techniques that focus on restoring function, reducing pain and preventing injury.
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Our team is highly qualified, trained, and experienced in the way the body functions and moves. We have a number of specialties and certifications to cover your rehabilitation needs. We can help you to achieve and maintain greater mobility and quality of life in many cases without surgery or prescription medication.
Low Back Pain
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If you have low back pain, you are not alone. At any given time, about 25% of people in the United States report having low back pain within the past 3 months. For some people, back pain can return or hang on, leading to a decrease in quality of life or even to disability. Your physical therapist can help you improve or restore mobility and reduce low back pain-in many cases, without expensive surgery or the side effects of medications.
Arthritis
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Your bones are connected at joints such as the hip and knee. A rubbery substance called cartilage coats the bones at these joints and helps reduce friction when you move. A protective oily substance called synovial fluid is also contained within the joint, helping to ease movement. When these protective coverings break down, the bones begin to rub together during movement.
Lymphedema
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Lymphedema is swelling generally in the arms or legs due to a blockage in your lymphatic system. It's estimated that about one third of women who undergo axillary lymph node dissection during breast cancer treatment will develop lymphedema. Identifying and treating lymphedema early helps ensure faster and better outcomes, but even treatment later on, during the chronic stages of the disease, can still help.
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