DISEASE AND CONDITIONS

disease and conditions

• Post-Surgery: In recent years, Physiotherapy has become an essential part of recovery protocol after surgeries and doctors may refer patients who have undergonecardiac, hip replacement, abdominal surgery, cancer prevention or similarsurgeries for physiotherapy. Physiotherapy after surgeries ensures faster and more complete recovery and an effective comeback to the previous physical state. In addition to this, physiotherapy also helps in the circulation of blood and prevents blood clots, increases body and joint movements and reduces swelling as well. 
• Sports Physiotherapy: This includes manipulation of soft tissues to correct problems of imbalances in soft tissue which are a resultant effect of sports injuries. The physiotherapists use structured programmes depending on the type of injury to ensure a faster recovery and return to the sport. 
• Arthritis: Physiotherapy helps in improving mobility and restoring the functioning of affected joints in patients suffering from joint pain and arthritis. The physiotherapist may use different techniques and modalities of treatment depending on the patient’s physical needs. This allows the patient to feel reassured and confident as muscle strength is slowly regained. 
• Neck & Back Ache: These are very common issuesarising today and could be a resultant effect of several causes such as muscle strain, sitting or sleeping in an uneasy position, sudden movements, jerks, injuries and so on. However, physiotherapy for back pain and neck pain helps improve the strength and flexibility of the neck and surrounding muscles. 
• Loss of Muscle Strength: Loss of muscle strengthcould be due to various reasons, such as ageing, lack of nutrition, lack of physical activity, certain medical conditions, hereditary reasons and so on.Regular exercise or Physiotherapy can help strengthen all muscles and joints and enhance faster mobility and restore strength.