Physiotherapy

Physical Therapy in physiotherapy is a form of medical treatment that uses body movements, therapeutic exercises, special equipment, and manual techniques to restore, maintain, or improve the physical function of a person experiencing certain medical disorders or conditions.

Ultrasound therapy is one of the physical modalities that is often used in the field of physiotherapy. This method uses high-frequency sound waves to produce a therapeutic effect on body tissues. Ultrasound therapy is performed using a special ultrasound device that produces sound waves that can penetrate body tissues.

TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) is a form of physical therapy that uses weak electrical currents to relieve pain. This method involves placing electrodes on the surface of the skin near the painful area. The electrical current generated by the TENS device stimulates the nerves in the area and interferes with the pain signals being sent to the brain.

low temperature to exert a therapeutic effect on body tissues. This method involves using ice, cold packs, or special devices such as contrast ice therapy to reduce inflammation, pain, and swelling of the tissues.

Infra Red Radiation or infrared radiation is a form of physical modality used in physiotherapy. This radiation uses electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than visible light, but shorter than radio waves. Infrared therapy usually involves the use of special devices that produce infrared radiation to exert therapeutic effects on body tissues