What is Orthopaedic Physiotherapy?
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy focuses on orthopaedics and the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, which include joints, muscles, bones, ligaments, and tendons. It diagnoses, manages, and cures musculoskeletal disorders and helps patients recover from orthopaedic surgery. Any condition that causes pain or restricted functional mobility as a result of an injury to your body’s bony or soft tissue structures may benefit from the skilled services of orthopaedic Physiotherapy.
Conditions treated under Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
… Sports Injuries, Ligament Strain, Sprain or tear
… Fracture Rehabilitation
… Inflammation of tendons or Bursa
… Osteo -Arthritis
… Rheumatoid – Arthritis
… Osteoporosis
… Anklyosing Spondylitis
… Scoliosis
… Spondylolisthesis
… Spondylolysis
… Posture Related Issues
… Surgical Rehabilitation of Hip,Shoulder,Knee and Foot/Ankle
Physiotherapy Treatments of Orthopaedic Conditions
Physiotherapy treatments of Orthopaedic Conditions can include the following:
Ultrasound Therapy: A machine that generates ultrasonic waves that are transmitted into the affected area via conducting gel. This, in turn, causes a micro-massage effect, which promotes circulation, reduces pain, increases tissue regenerative abilities, and aids in muscle relaxation.
Interferential Therapy: This is an electrical current delivered to the injured area via two or four electrodes. It sends two opposing currents into the body part. It can be used to alleviate pain. Reduce swelling and speed up the healing process.
Rehabilitation Programme: Physiotherapy exercises are scientifically designed to improve your posture, increase the mobility of your spine and joints, and reestablish and strengthen the muscle groups that support your bones. This will be customised and graded to ensure that you realize your full potential, this is also an essential step in your recovery.
Neuromuscular Stimulation: An electrical machine that uses variable currents and electrodes to strengthen very weak muscles. This is extremely beneficial after knee surgery to strengthen the muscles that support the knee.
Manual therapy: It includes techniques such as mobilisation, muscle manipulation, and other related techniques.
Taping: Taping for joint support or alignment relieves pain and allows for normal movement.
Benefits of Orthopaedic Physiotherapy?
… Reduces Pain
… Builds Strength
… Promotes Healing
… Improves Balance
… Improves Joint Movement and Mobility
… Improves Muscle or Joint Flexibility
… Unnecessary Surgeries can be avoided
How do I book At-Home Orthopaedic Physiotherapy?
You can book through any of the following:
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