Physical therapy

Physical therapy (Physical therapy: PT) is rehabilitation. and strengthen the ability to use the body with techniques such as pulling, massage, compressing, together with body exercises for those who are injured, have pain or suffer side effects from illnesses that can not fully perform their daily activities

techniques and methods of physical therapy will follow scientific principles which can divide physical therapy in many fields such as
– Physiotherapy of the musculoskeletal system
– Neurophysiotherapy
– Physiotherapy for the thoracic, cardiovascular and cardiac systems
– Sports Physiotherapy
– Physical therapy in the community
– Other physical therapy work

By doing physical therapy in each line of this work. There will be different methods, equipment and purposes. It depends on the service user. which a physiotherapist will recommend

How can physical therapy help?
Physical therapy is primarily aimed at rejuvenating the body. and enhance the ability to use the body to make daily life better Therefore, physical therapy focuses on relieving the barriers that affect how you use your body. They may include:
– pain relief
– Prevent or restore the body from injury
– Prevent disability or reduce the likelihood of having to have surgery
– Prevent falling or slipping by making the body more balanced
– Contributes to greater bladder control
– Help to support symptoms from chronic diseases such as heart disease, arthritis, diabetes
– Contributes to better use of prosthetic limbs
– Helps to use accessories such as walking sticks better
– Increase the ability to move the body
– Rehabilitation after surgery
– Rejuvenate the body of people who have suffered a stroke
– Restoring the body after giving birth

The physical therapist will advise that Which part of physiotherapy is suitable for the service user? and which technique should be used