Physiotherapy

Sudden impairment or loss of consciousness, sensation and voluntary motion caused by rupture or obstruction of a blood vessel accompanied by permanent damage of brain tissue. Your rehabilitation plan will depend on the part of the body affected by the stroke. Physical activities typically include motor-skill exercises, mobility training, constraint-induced therapy, and range of motion therapy.

Skilled hand movement and passive movements of joints and soft tissue release pressure from affected areas. Trigger point release techniques by using hand, posture correction and glides are often utilized.

Some of the treatments for fracture rehabilitation include mobility, balance, stair, ambulatory, endurance, and wheelchair training. For upper and lower body fracture, general treatment plans include a range of motion exercises, modalities, cold pack, and wax therapy.

We look into conditions such as Cervicalgia (Neck Pain), Sciatica (Back Pain), Plantar Fasciitis (Foot Pain), Tennis elbow (Wrist Pain). A combination of different exercises and treatment techniques such as Ice Pack, Hot Pack, Exercises, Stretching, Electrotherapy, Ultrasound, Manual Release are utilized.

We utilize facial exercises, therapeutic ultrasound, and gliding techniques to relieve pain in affected regions for conditions that affect the brain and nerves, such as Bell’s Palsy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.