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Physiotherapy GuideWhats On This Page: Physiotherapists in Manchester
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Physiotherapy Guide |
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What is Physiotherapy Back to top Physiotherapist is the assessment, maintenance and restoration of the physical function and performance of the body. Physiotherapy plays a key role in rehabilitation from surgery, they also treat a variety of injuries using many different techniques.
If you are having or have had major surgery, physiotherapists are often involved in pre-operative and/or post-operative programs to help get you moving again. Physiotherapists can help you get back to work or sport more quickly by providing rehabilitation programs and advice on how to prevent a recurrence of the injury. |
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3 Areas of Physiotherapy Back to top 1-MUSCULOSKELETAL This is the area most associated with physiotherapy and includes muscle strains, contusions, imbalance, weakness, spasm, joint sprains, stiffness, tendonitis, bursitis. Joint mobilization, stretching, manipulation, electrotherapy-ultrasound, interferential, tens, short-wave, microwave, laser , therapeutic exercise, heat, cold, posture correction, lifting correction, taping, hydrotherapy.
2-CARDIOTHORACIC Problems of the cardiorespiratory system including asthma, bronchitis, following cardiac and thoracic and general surgery. Breathing techniques, sputum clearance, oxygen therapy, mechanical ventilators, exercise programs
3-NEUROLOGICAL Conditions affecting the nervous system including, head injuries, strokes, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, brain surgery Key role in restoring body movement, exercise and stretching.
The Treatment Back to top First of all you will be given a consultation and the physiotherapist will carry out some simple tests to find out what the problem is, if the pain is in the arm all the muscles in that area will be tested for strength and mobility. When the cause and the problem area have been diagnosed, the physiotherapist will recommend a course of treatment usually this consists of electrotherapy and strengthening exercises, depending on the type of injury you may have to visit the physiotherapist up to 3 times a week for several weeks or months after the treatment is finished and you have made a full recovery you will not need to return.
Physiotherapists use electrotherapy to treat disorders relating to the muscles and/or bone Some of the main electrotherapy methods are listed below:
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