Orthopedic physiotherapy

Orthopedic physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy that deals with the treatment of injuries or disorders of the musculoskeletal system of the human body.. These disorders include disorders of bones, muscles, joints, tendons and ligaments. Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis muscle cramps Swelling of the affected area Shoulder problems such as frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tears numbness and tingling Stroke and cancer Rehabilitation after surgery After surgeries such as: hip replacement, knee replacement, knee arthroscopy, rotator cuff repair, heart surgery and cancer surgery, orthopedic physical therapy can help reduce pain, normalize walking, improve range of motion, and prevent excessive accumulation of scar tissue. In addition, it can help the patient regain balance, strength, and physical movement. A physical therapist who specializes in orthopedics can assess your condition and diagnose your problem or disease, which includes: Appropriate motion detection Create a treatment plan Providing medical care Teaching how to manage the injury or current condition to prevent further injury Types of orthopedic physiotherapy methods Cold and heat therapy This therapeutic method is used in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain and swelling... exercise therapy A type of rehabilitation that uses physical activity to help treat injuries or conditions.. It can be used independently or with other treatments such as medication or surgery.. Electrical Stimulation. Manual therapy is a practical treatment provided by an orthopedic physical therapist to reduce pain and improve movement of target body structures.. Soft tissue therapy... Soft tissue therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of any soft tissue damage that causes pain and abnormal function.. Soft tissue includes ligaments, tendons, and muscles.. It is a skilled manual therapy technique that aims to improve joint range of motion and reduce pain.... Dry swelling This is a modern treatment method designed to relieve muscle pain.... In this type of treatment, the therapist inserts a very thin needle into your skin.... The needles are narrow, delicate, short and made of stainless steel and do not inject any drugs into the body.... How to get the best results from orthopedic physiotherapy? See a specialist physiotherapist Choosing a reliable physiotherapist that you can easily express your pain and be sure that he has a treatment for you is one of the most important things in the treatment of a physiotherapist... Having a goal to participate in physiotherapy sessions The purpose of attending a physical therapy session should be clear... then you will be motivated to continue treating orthopedic injuries... take the exercise program that the therapist gives you to exercise at home seriously and work to achieve the goal of full recovery.... make sure you do the exercises correctly.... a specialist and expert in the field of orthopedics will help you... the best way.... they will understand how they should encourage you without causing re-injury or discomfort to Get the desired result