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Physical therapy

A good athlete who suffered a broken bone or injured muscle injury, after surgery to restore his fitness usually perform physical therapy. Physical therapy can often relieve pain and help people resume their daily activities. Physical therapists teach people exercises designed to help them regain strength and range of motion, and also show them how to prevent recurring injuries.

Physical therapy is usually done by people who are very professional commonly called Physiotherapy. Physiotherapists help and treat people of all ages with physical problems caused by illness, accident or aging.

Physiotherapy is a health professional who sees human movement as a center for health and welfare of individuals. Physiotherapists identify and maximize movement potential through health promotion, health prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

Core skills used by physiotherapists include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and the application of electro -physical modalities. Physiotherapists also have an appreciation of psychological factors, cultural and social influence of their clients.

in addition to disease-causing factors mentioned above, physical therapy can also be in use for
      developmental delays
      cerebral palsy
      genetic disorders
      orthopedic disabilities / injuries
      heart and lung conditions
      birth defects ( like spina bifida )
      effects of in utero exposure to drugs or alcohol
      acute trauma
      head injury
      limb deficiencies
      dystrophy