Respiratory Physiotherapy treats respiratory disorders with chest clearance techniques and exercises, improving lung function and quality of life. It educates patients on self-care and lifestyle changes for better respiratory health and independence.
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Physiotherapy is often overlooked in cancer care but can greatly benefit patients. It helps manage symptoms, improve mobility, and enhance quality of life during and after treatment, providing crucial support alongside other therapies.
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Cardiac Rehabilitation Physiotherapy, also known as Cardiac Rehab Physiotherapy, is a personalized exercise and education program designed to help individuals improve their health and recover from heart attacks, other forms of heart disease, or heart surgery.
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Sports Injury Physiotherapy, or Sports Injury Rehabilitation, is a personalized program by a physical therapist for sports-related injuries. It includes strength exercises, mobilization, pain relief techniques, and functional skills, aiming to maximize recovery and monitor progress.
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Rehabilitation aims to aid recovery and maximize potential. For recent fractures, starting physiotherapy after casting/bracing/splinting is removed is crucial. Gentle exercises can prevent stiffness and movement restrictions later.
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Post-Surgery Rehabilitation rebuilds strength and function, prevents complications, and enhances mobility. It varies in duration, from a month to a year, depending on the surgical procedure, aiming to restore confidence for daily activities.
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Gynecological Physiotherapy specializes in women's health, addressing childbirth care, incontinence, and post-surgical rehabilitation. It benefits women of all ages, from young athletes to childbearing, menopausal, and elderly individuals.
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Pediatric physiotherapy addresses congenital conditions, early childhood issues, and injuries. It enhances physical function and quality of life, potentially reducing long-term disability and healthcare costs, with specialized skills in child development.
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Geriatric physical therapy aids older adults in maintaining mobility, managing chronic pain, improving posture, controlling physiological disorders, and enhancing endurance and strength, vital for overall health as we age.
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Orthopaedic Physiotherapy focuses on diagnosing, managing, and treating musculoskeletal conditions, aiding recovery from orthopaedic surgery, and addressing pain or restricted mobility resulting from injuries to bones or soft tissues.
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Neurological physiotherapy manages movement and function disorders arising from nervous system problems. Symptoms include muscle weakness, poor balance, spasms, tremors, loss of function, and reduced sensation, requiring specialized.
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