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Hina Sheth
MPT, OCS, MTC
Contact Information:
Penn Therapy and Fitness
3624 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Appts: 215-349-5585...please specificy that
you would like to see Hina Sheth
Direct Number: 215-614-0683
Hina Sheth MPT, OCS, MPT is a board
certified physical therapist who has over eight years of experience.
CV She is an orthopedic clinical specialist through the American
Physical Therapy Association and a manual certified therapist through
the University of St. Augustine. Hina received her BA in Microbiology
from the University of Florida and her Masters in Physical Therapy from
the University of St. Augustine. She is an active member of the Women’s
Health Section of the American Physical Therapy Association, National
Vulvadynia Association, International Pelvic Pain Society, and is
currently participating in a research study for Interstitial Cystitis
through the National Institute of Health.
Her practice focuses on
orthopedic, gynecologic, urologic, colorectal, sexual and obstetric
disorders. She specializes in treating spine and pelvic dysfunctions
including:
· Headache and neck pain
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Back, buttock, and leg pain
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Pregnancy and postpartum back, hip and leg pain
· Post
hysterectomy pain
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Coccyx pain
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Stress, urge and mixed incontinence
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Fecal incontinence
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Post-prostate urinary incontinence
· Pain
in intercourse
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Vaginal pain
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Interstitial cystitis
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Chronic pelvic floor pain
Hina’s mission is to help you be
as active as you can be and take control over your condition by
providing an individualized, evidenced-based physical therapy evaluation
and treatment.
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Tips on Physical Therapy
When can physical
therapy help? Almost all injuries can benefit from manual
physical therapy. However, evaluation by a physician, nurse
practitioner, or physician assistant, is beneficial to rule in/out
specific medical pathologies before starting treatment.
What to expect during a physical therapy
evaluation? All
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What will physical therapy
treatment consist of?
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Taking Control of Pelvic Pain
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