Orthopedic Rehabilitation

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Fractures: Physiotherapy helps in the rehabilitation of fractures by promoting proper healing, restoring joint mobility, muscle strength, and function, and preventing complications such as stiffness and muscle atrophy through exercises, manual therapy, and functional training.

Muscle Strains and Tears: Physiotherapy aims to promote healing, reduce pain and inflammation, restore muscle strength, flexibility, and function, and prevent re-injury through progressive rehabilitation exercises, modalities, and manual therapy techniques.

Ligament Injuries (e.g., Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Tear): Physiotherapy rehabilitation post-ligament injuries focuses on restoring stability, improving joint proprioception, muscle strength, and coordination, and facilitating a safe return to sports and physical activities through targeted exercises and functional training.

Tendon Injuries (e.g., Achilles Tendon Rupture): Physiotherapy helps in the rehabilitation of tendon injuries by promoting tendon healing, restoring tendon strength and flexibility, and addressing biomechanical factors contributing to injury risk through eccentric loading exercises, progressive loading protocols, and activity modification.

Rotator Cuff Injuries: Physiotherapy aims to reduce pain and inflammation, restore shoulder range of motion and strength, improve scapular stability and posture, and optimize functional shoulder mechanics through targeted exercises, manual therapy, and shoulder-specific rehabilitation programs.

Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis): Physiotherapy plays a key role in managing frozen shoulder by improving joint mobility, reducing pain and stiffness, restoring shoulder function, and promoting gradual return to normal activities through stretching, mobilization techniques, and progressive strengthening exercises.

Low Back Pain: Physiotherapy interventions for low back pain focus on pain relief, improving spinal mobility and stability, strengthening core muscles, addressing muscle imbalances and movement dysfunctions, and providing education on ergonomics and self-management strategies.

Osteoarthritis: Physiotherapy aims to manage symptoms of osteoarthritis by improving joint mobility, muscle strength, and function, reducing pain and inflammation, and promoting joint protection strategies and lifestyle modifications through exercise therapy, manual therapy, and education.

Scoliosis: Physiotherapy interventions for scoliosis aim to improve spinal alignment, flexibility, and muscle balance, reduce pain and functional limitations, and prevent the progression of spinal curvature through specific exercises, bracing (if applicable), and postural education.

Cervical and Lumbar Disc Herniation: Physiotherapy aims to alleviate pain, numbness, and tingling, improve spinal mobility and stability, and promote tissue healing through manual therapy techniques, traction, therapeutic exercises, and postural education.

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