7/11 Talk about physical therapy.

It's very hard to get back on one's feet after a physical injury.
* get back on one's feet: 회복하다, 재기하다.
ex> It's going to take a while before she gets back on her feet from this last breakup.

Whether it's a broken bone, a torn ligament, or just a simple sprain, an injury can last a long time.
* torn ligament: 인대파열

One of the ways a person can prevent side effects is through physical therapy or rehabilitation.
* rehabilitation: 재활 치료
ex> If you follow the doctor's instructions, you can prevent side effects from the medicien.

The area in question usually must be immobilized.
* in question: 문제의
ex> The suspect in question will be detained until further notice.
ex> If you get a fracture wound, the injured area must be immobilized.

A physical therapist will help walk the patient through the process.
* walk someone through: ~을 자세히 이끌어 주다. 설명해 주다.
ex> I'll ask my brother to walk you through the process.

Proper physical therapy can reduce the many after-effects of an injury.
* after-effect: the after-effects of a drug, an illness or an unpleasant event are the feelings that you experience later as a result of it.
ex> There were many economic after-effects from the oil price hike.

@ If you keep going now, you'll probably burn out.  계속 지금처럼 하다간 지쳐 버릴 거야.

1. It took  three months to get back on my feet after the surgery.
2. The medicine is good for diets but is known to have side effects.
3. Who in the world is the man in question?  문제의 그 남자가 도대체 누구니?
4. She will walk you through the process.