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Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
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Physiotherapy and rehabilitation play a key role in bringing a patient back to normal routine life. It potentially restores the original shape of the body; hence it is highly important to be regular with its sessions post interventional treatments. At the Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation centre of SHALBY Sanar International Hospitals, facilities are around-the-clock available to its patients with leading-edge therapies. The hospital offers personalized rehabilitative care with the finest techniques while adhering to stringent benchmarks of quality and safety. SHALBY Sanar International Hospitals has a dedicated team of experts who hold wide specialization in the field. We offer both, in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation facilities and have a fully equipped Unit to provide the latest technique and technology.
Area of expertise
Physiotherapy is a rehabilitation program recommended to patients to assist improve mobility and function in a specific region of the body. In your first session, the following is expected: a full history of your disease that requires physiotherapy, current medications you are taking, clinical tests to identify potential and present problem areas, and the physician before planning your physiotherapy plan.
A physical therapist is a highly-trained medical professional who helps restore mobility & function, reduce pain and prevent disability. In most cases, an intensive physiotherapy plan conducted by a skilled physiotherapist rules out the need for interventional surgery and helps reduce the need for long-term medication.
Depending on your situation, numerous therapy options are available. Hot fomentation, cold compresses, manual manipulation, ultrasound therapy, electrical stimulation, and laser therapy.
The sort of physiotherapy used, like any other course of treatment, is determined by the patient. If the patient is in excruciating pain, the physiotherapist may prescribe hot fomentation, cold compresses, USG therapy, and/or electrical stimulation. If the patient can exercise without experiencing pain or discomfort, manual manipulation may be recommended.
Nerve pain occurs when a nerve is pinched or damaged. It is critical to concentrate on the nerve as well as the muscles surrounding the affected area. Hot fomentation can help relieve pain. Apply a hot water bottle or an electric belt to the affected area for 15-20 minutes. Stretching and strengthening activities for the affected muscle can help lessen nerve discomfort.
Physiotherapy is appropriate for individuals who do not wish to undergo surgery to treat their ailment, post-surgical patients, patients with movement impairment, persistent pain, disorders that decrease quality of life, and anyone who was recently injured and immobilized.
When a person suffers from a stroke, they may suffer from neurological deficits ranging from loss of sensation in the extremities to paralysis. Physiotherapy helps build up strength & prevent wasting away of the muscles. Early mobilization is important when treating a stroke patient as it leads to better outcomes.
Depending on the cause of facial palsy and the extent of the paralysis, physiotherapy can help correct it as an adjuvant to medical treatment. At a physiotherapy session, a patient with facial palsy undergoes muscle stimulation, and is taught how to massage their face properly, relearn facial movements, stretches that relax the muscles, and ways by which they can reduce involuntary facial movements.
Frozen shoulder is defined as shoulder pain, stiffness, and a limited range of action caused by an injury or overuse. It is frequent in women aged 40 to 60 years. Proper stretching is the foundation of physiotherapeutic treatment. Warm up your shoulder before stretching (10–15 minutes). The goal is to achieve maximal tension without causing pain.
Certain activities overlap between physiotherapy and yoga, demonstrating that while their ideas differ, they are comparable in other ways. Physiotherapy is a rehabilitation method that focuses on one specific problem area at a time, whereas yoga takes a more holistic approach that values spiritual and mental wellness as much as physical health. What unites them is the emphasis on gradual, jerk-free movements aimed at boosting blood circulation and tensile strength. It's about achieving maximal tension without pain.
The number of physiotherapy sessions required is determined by the patient's condition and overall health. In most circumstances, at least ten sessions are strongly encouraged.
Running is a high-intensity cardiovascular workout that causes muscle tightness. Pre and post-run stretches are strongly recommended to keep the muscles supple and the tendons elastic.
Arthritis is a painful condition that causes joint inflammation (particularly in weight-bearing joints). A physical therapist uses hot and cold treatments to alleviate arthritis-related pain and stiffness. They will discuss the importance of posture and how to stand correctly. You will be advised on the braces, splints, and shoes you should use to preserve excellent posture. If you use walking assistance, such as a cane or walker, you will be shown how to use it correctly.
Physiotherapy may be required for a variety of gynecological problems, including pelvic pain, dyspareunia, uterine prolapse, and stress urine incontinence.
A standard physiotherapy treatment lasts 45 minutes to an hour.
SHALBY Sanar International Hospitals provides extensive medical procedures backed up with our state-of-the-art technology and a team of highly qualified & experienced clinical experts.