CORE Physical Therapy

"I've been taking ibuprofen for years for my [knee/hip/back]."

""My doctor just told me I have to stop.""

""My stomach can't handle it anymore.""

""So now what?""
This is a real and growing problem.
Long-term NSAID use carries real consequences:
→ Gastric ulcers and GI bleeding

→ Kidney function decline

→ Elevated cardiovascular risk

→ And for many people — rebound pain when they stop
The pain was never being fixed by ibuprofen.

It was being silenced.
The tissue generating the pain was still damaged the entire time.
This is the exact scenario SoftWave was designed for.
Not as a substitute painkiller — but as an actual tissue repair intervention:
✅ Acoustic waves that trigger your body's healing cascade

✅ Stem cell recruitment to the damaged tissue

✅ New blood vessel formation to restore circulation

✅ Collagen remodeling to rebuild what's broken

✅ Pain signal interruption at the nerve level
No stomach lining involved.

No kidney burden.

No rebound.
If you've been told you can't keep taking NSAIDs — this is the conversation you need to have next.
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"""Bioidentical"" is one of the most misused words in women's health right now. 🔬

Dr. Lynn sets the record straight:

Bioidentical simply means the hormone has the SAME chemical structure as what your ovaries make.

That's estradiol and progesterone.

It does NOT mean:
❌ Compounded
❌ Natural
❌ A cream
❌ Safer than FDA-approved versions

There are FDA-APPROVED bioidenticals at your local Walgreens.

Compounded versions are:
→ Not more natural
→ Not more effective
→ Unregulated

""When you have a choice of using a regulated studied product, I always go with that.""
— Dr. Becky Lynn

And then there are pellets.
""I think these are the devil.""

She explains why in this clip — including the soprano who became an alto and other side effects
you really need to hear about.


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You've been noticing it for months. 👀

Mom holds the wall when she walks to the bathroom at night.

Dad doesn't go upstairs anymore.

They stopped driving to places that require parking lots.

And when you ask if they're okay — ""I'm fine. Stop worrying.""

This post is for the adult children who are watching a parent decline and don't know how to start the conversation.

Here's what we know from years of in-home work:
The conversation about safety goes better when it doesn't feel like an intervention.
Our clinicians come to the home — not as ""the PT your kid sent."" But as someone genuinely curious about how this person lives, moves, and what matters to them.
The assessment happens naturally. The conversation follows. The plan is built around THEIR goals.

What we look for:
→ Fall risk indicators in gait and balance
→ Home hazards they've adapted around without realizing it
→ Strength and mobility deficits that are addressable
→ Cognitive-motor patterns that predict future falls

What we leave behind:
→ A concrete, personalized plan
→ Environmental modifications
→ Exercises they'll actually do
→ A caregiver they trust

Medicare accepted.

📞 314-252-0345 | DM us to talk about next steps.

If this is your situation — share this post with your family.