Physiotherapy Department

Rehabilitation and Pain Relief Through Movement Therapy

What is Physiotherapy?

The Physiotherapy Department focuses on the restoration of movement, function, and quality of life through physical methods such as exercise, manual therapy, and education. Physiotherapists help patients recover from injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions by improving strength, flexibility, and mobility.

What Conditions Are Treated?

Physiotherapy can help with a wide range of conditions, including:

Musculoskeletal injuries (sprains, strains, fractures)
Post-surgical rehabilitation (joint replacements, ligament repairs)
Chronic pain conditions (back pain, arthritis)
Neurological disorders (stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis)
Sports injuries and performance improvement
Respiratory conditions (COPD, asthma rehabilitation)
Postural problems and ergonomic issues
Pediatric developmental delays
Balance and gait problems in elderly patients

How Is Diagnosis Done?

Initial assessment of movement, strength, and pain levels
Range of motion tests for joints and muscles
Postural and gait analysis
Functional tests to evaluate daily activity limitations
Collaboration with doctors for diagnostic imaging or lab results when needed

How Is Treatment Given?

Customized exercise programs to improve strength and flexibility
Manual therapy including massage, joint mobilization, and manipulation
Use of modalities like heat, cold, ultrasound, and electrical stimulation
Education on posture correction and injury prevention
Assistive devices training (crutches, walkers, braces)
Respiratory exercises for lung function improvement
Balance training and fall prevention strategies

Who Should Visit This Department?

You should visit the Physiotherapy department if you have:

Pain or stiffness after an injury or surgery
Difficulty in movement or weakness
Chronic joint or muscle pain
Balance or coordination problems
Respiratory issues requiring rehabilitation
Sports-related injuries or recovery needs
Post-stroke or neurological rehabilitation requirements

Why It’s Important

Physiotherapy helps to:

Speed up recovery from injuries and surgeries
Reduce pain without heavy reliance on medicines
Improve mobility and independence in daily activities
Prevent future injuries through education and strengthening
Enhance overall physical fitness and well-being

Note: Early physiotherapy intervention often leads to better outcomes and faster recovery.