Month: January 2021

Muscle stiffness after fracture is often very severe, causing untold suffering to patients. Physiotherapists often recommend physical therapy and x-rays in order to reduce pain and prevent further damage. Unfortunately, this approach does not always reduce muscle stiffness after fracture, and patients may even experience increased pain from their previous injuries. If physical therapy or x-rays are …

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Diagnosis and treatment of nerve injury with physiotherapy are a major part of the process that may help to prevent further injury to the patient. When suffering from some type of injury to the back, for example, it is often recommended that the patient get as much rest as possible before starting any treatment programs. …

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Types of Orthopedic Physiotherapy include sports medicine, occupational therapy, geriatric, rehabilitation, active release, sports physical therapy and paediatric. Orthopedic physiotherapy deals with the entire musculoskeletal system including bones, muscles and tendons in your body. These parts are susceptible to accidents or trauma such as fractures, sprains, strains, surgery or repetitive trauma, and multiple injuries over a period …

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Why does a woman need a physiotherapist after its 30s? There are many reasons why this question arises. One of them is due to the fact that many women experience problems in their midsections. These problems can be rectified by physiotherapy and this article explains why it is important to get this form of therapy …

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This article will address the causes and symptoms of sciatica with physiotherapy. If your sciatic nerve is pinched, you will be feeling pain down your leg, and sometimes in your foot. Sometimes it can feel like an electric shock or burning. There are several different reasons that sciatica can develop. Many times the pain will start in the …

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Electrical stimulation is the most commonly used form of physiotherapy for chronic and acute pain conditions. The principle behind the treatment is the use of electric current to provide an electric shock or stimulation to the body. These electrical pulses are usually conducted at frequencies above twenty hertz. These electric pulses are delivered both to …

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Sprains and strains are common injuries that occur when players or athletes sustain them while engaging in their sport activities. The symptoms associated with such injuries include soreness, swelling and pain all over the body of the injured person.  If left untreated, the pain will only get worse and may even result to an injury …

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It is common for people who have injured their spines to know how to get effective treatment of spondylitis with physiotherapy. Spine surgery is not always necessary and most people with injured spines can get long term pain relief by physiotherapy. The spine is a complex area and must be treated as such. It will be important …

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