Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive form of treatment that uses a device that sends sound waves through the body to relieve some types of inflammation and stimulate the growth and repair of various types of injuries, especially at the muscle or bone level. , and it is important that it is recommended by the physiotherapist. […]
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Physiotherapy is one of the types of treatments that can be indicated to help in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and has a very important role, as it provides an improvement in the patient’s general physical state, in addition to restoring and/or maintaining independence in carrying out activities. of activities of daily living. However, physiotherapy […]
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In physiotherapy there are great treatment options to control urine, which are indicated before or after surgery. Physiotherapy consists of strengthening the pelvic floor muscles to prevent the involuntary loss of urine, but for it to have the expected effect it must be performed daily at home, in addition to going to the clinic at […]
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Physiotherapy is excellent for treating herniated discs and can be done with stretching and strengthening exercises, electronic equipment, and the use of a hot compress. Other techniques that may be useful are Pilates, hydrotherapy, RPG and spinal traction, for example. Sessions can be carried out daily, with weekends off, when the person is feeling a […]
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Physiotherapy is very important in the treatment of fibromyalgia because it helps control symptoms such as pain, tiredness and sleep disorders, promoting relaxation and increasing muscle flexibility. Physiotherapy for fibromyalgia can be performed 2 to 4 times a week and treatment should be aimed at relieving the symptoms the person presents. Fibromyalgia is a chronic […]
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Treatment for osteoarthritis in the spine can be done by taking anti-inflammatory medications, muscle relaxants and analgesics. Physiotherapy sessions may also be indicated to alleviate symptoms and prevent the disease from worsening, and as a last resort, surgery to remove the parts affected by osteoarthritis. Treatment for osteoarthritis of the lumbar spine, which is the […]
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Physiotherapy is very important in the treatment of osteoarthritis and should preferably be carried out every day, with rest on weekends, but when this is not possible, it is recommended to do physiotherapy at least 3 times a week. In addition to physiotherapy techniques, it is interesting to apply ice or heat to the area […]
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Physiotherapy after stroke improves quality of life and recovers lost movements. The main objective is to restore motor capacity and make the patient capable of carrying out activities of daily living alone, without needing a caregiver. Physiotherapy sessions should begin as soon as possible, while still in the hospital and should preferably be carried out […]
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