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Physical Physiotherapy

  • Writer: Dr. Ahamed Shafi
    Dr. Ahamed Shafi
  • Mar 27
  • 2 min read


Dr. Ahamed Shafi Developmental Paediatrician




Physical physiotherapy is a specialized branch of healthcare focused on improving mobility, strength, and function through targeted exercises and manual therapy techniques. It is beneficial for individuals recovering from injuries, surgeries, or managing chronic conditions.

Physical Physiotherapy Benefits

  • Reduces pain and inflammation.

  • Improves flexibility and mobility.

  • Enhances muscle strength and endurance.

  • Prevents further injuries and promotes overall wellness.

Physical Physiotherapy Techniques

Physical Physiotherapy Manual Therapy

  • Hands-on techniques such as joint mobilization and soft tissue massage.

  • Helps reduce stiffness and improve movement.

Physical Physiotherapy Exercise Therapy

  • Strengthening and stretching exercises tailored to individual needs.

  • Enhances muscle function and reduces injury risk.

Physical Physiotherapy Electrotherapy

  • Use of electrical stimulation, ultrasound, or laser therapy.

  • Aids in pain relief and muscle recovery.

Physical Physiotherapy Posture and Gait Training

  • Improves walking patterns and posture correction.

  • Beneficial for individuals with neurological or orthopedic conditions.

Physical Physiotherapy Conditions Treated

  • Musculoskeletal Injuries: Sprains, fractures, back pain, arthritis.

  • Neurological Disorders: Stroke recovery, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy.

  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: Recovery after joint replacements, spinal surgeries.

  • Sports Injuries: ACL tears, tendonitis, muscle strains.

Physical Physiotherapy At-Home Exercises

  • Gentle stretching for flexibility.

  • Strength-building exercises using body weight or resistance bands.

  • Balance training to enhance stability and prevent falls.

Physical Physiotherapy Book Consultation

Schedule an appointment with a physiotherapist to receive a personalized treatment plan.

Physical Physiotherapy FAQs

How often should I do physical physiotherapy? The frequency depends on the severity of the condition and recovery goals, typically ranging from a few sessions per week to ongoing maintenance therapy.

Can physical physiotherapy help with chronic pain? Yes, physiotherapy is effective in managing chronic pain through exercise, manual therapy, and pain relief techniques.

Do I need a doctor’s referral for physiotherapy? While some clinics require a referral, many physiotherapists accept direct appointments.

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