Orthopedic Physical Therapy
- Neck and Shoulder Pain Office Syndrome
- Shoulder pain
- Back pain
- Knee pain
- Ankle and foot pain
- Sport injury
Neurologic Physical Therapy
- Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients Hemiplegia and Hemiparesis (Stroke)
- Rehabilitation and Exercise for Parkinson’s Disease Patients (Parkinson’s disease)
The steps in physical therapy treatment are as follows
1. Physical Examination and Assessment: This involves evaluating the patient’s physical condition, such as measuring their range of motion, assessing muscle function, and gauging pain levels.
2. Treatment Plan Development: After assessing the patient’s physical condition, physical therapists create a personalized treatment plan. This plan may include exercises to strengthen muscles, improve joint mobility, and practice functional activities for daily life.
3. Physical Therapy Sessions: These sessions follow the treatment plan and are conducted under the supervision of physical therapists. They oversee the patient’s progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed.
4. Progress Monitoring: Physical therapists monitor the patient’s progress and adjust the treatment plan accordingly. This includes assessing the effectiveness of the treatment and making necessary modifications.
5. Continued Care: After receiving treatment, patients need to continue self-care and follow-up. This helps maintain progress and prevent future injuries.
In addition to the mentioned steps, physical therapy may also involve:
– Self-Care Guidance: Physical therapists provide advice on self-care practices and appropriate exercise to reduce pain and prevent future injuries.
– Other Therapeutic Modalities: This includes treatments like heat or cold therapy to reduce swelling and alleviate pain and the use of physical therapy tools and modalities such as ultrasound therapy, electrical stimulation, and more.
– Consultation: Physical therapists offer advice on various aspects of physical well-being, including pain management and proper body mechanics to reduce the risk of future injuries.
These steps are determined by healthcare professionals or physical therapists to ensure appropriate treatment and long-term self-care understanding for patients.