About physiotherapy:

Physiotherapy is a medical specialty that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of physical problems resulting from injuries, diseases, or congenital malformations. Physiotherapy is based on the use of non-surgical techniques such as therapeutic exercises, massage, manual therapy, electrotherapy and ultrasound to improve body movement, relieve pain, and restore normal body functions.

Physiotherapy is aimed at patients of different ages, whether they suffer from sports injuries, diseases of the nervous system, problems with bones and joints, or need rehabilitation after surgeries. Physiotherapists work to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and motor coordination, focusing on preventing future injuries and teaching patients how to maintain their physical health.

• How physiotherapy helps the patient

Physiotherapy helps a person improve his quality of life by restoring mobility and physical functions, both after injury and due to chronic health conditions. Physiotherapy is based on various techniques such as therapeutic exercises, massage, and manual techniques to improve strength, flexibility, and balance.

• The goals of physiotherapy are multiple and include:

1. Improve mobility and physical function: enhance mobility and restore daily activities after injury or surgery.

2. Reduce pain: use manual techniques and exercise therapy to relieve chronic or acute pain.

3. Prevention of future injuries: improve strength, flexibility, and balance to reduce the likelihood of re-injury.

4. Postoperative rehabilitation: speeding up the healing process and improving postoperative results.

5. Enhance the quality of life: improve overall health and the ability to perform daily activities independently.

6. Patient education: providing patients with the necessary knowledge on how to maintain their physical health after treatment.

In short, physiotherapy benefits anyone with impaired motor ability or physical problems that affect their quality of life.