Physiotherapy Treatment

Our physiotherapy treatment adopts a more holistic approach to a patient’s treatment process by taking into consideration his/her lifestyle and other dimensions of their lives. It helps prevent disability and injury, manages chronic as well as acute health conditions, manages and betters physical performance of the patient, provides rehabilitation from the injury and educates patients on how to prevent any further recurrence.

Physiotherapy types:

1. Neurological: This therapy is given when there is a loss of balance and coordination and balance, extreme weakness of the muscles, loss of function, muscle spasms, and if there is a decrease in sensation. The main aim of the neurological physiotherapy is to establish mobility of the body part and to treat the functional disorders of the body which has occurred due to the nervous system disorder like stroke, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, Parkinson’s, etc.
2. Orthopedic: The main aim of this therapy is to treat the diseases related to the musculoskeletal system, including correcting the muscles, bones, ligaments, joints, tendons. Through this therapy, pain is alleviated, increasing the mobilization, and for rectifying any skeletal injury.
3. Cardiopulmonary: This therapy is given to the person who has suffered any cardiopulmonary disorders like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and cardiac arrest. The main aim of this kind of physiotherapy is to tell or educate patients about exercise and techniques through which they can improve the quality of their life.
4. Pediatric: This is a kind of physiotherapy which is done to improve the acute injuries which are found in children in the time of birth which involves certain genetic defects or delay in physical growth. In the physiotherapy, there are various exercises which are done strengthening the affected part of the body and to improve the movement of the body parts.
5. Geriatric: In this kind of physiotherapy age-related matters are treated like osteoporosis, arthritis. In these certain movements of the body restricted to avoid the pain but on the other hand, patients are given aids and exercises improve the overall mobility of the body.
6. Vestibular rehabilitation: The main focus of this vestibular therapy is to bring back the balance of the body which is caused by a problem in the inner ear which destroys the balance and gives the sensation of vertigo and chronic dizziness. This therapy teaches the body to gain back the balance and the muscles to become more studier.

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