Children’s physiotherapy encompasses the treatment and care of infants, children, and adolescents from the time they are born until they reach the age of eighteen, or their school-leaving age. Our physiotherapists collaborate with kids, teens, families, and other caregivers when providing care for them. Helping kids and teens realize their full physical potential is our…
Falls are more likely to occur among the elderly because of the normal decline in balance and movement that comes with age. Inactivity, which can lead to a loss of strength and function, is prevalent among the elderly, and a common reason for this is fear of falling. On the other hand, more complicated health…
A sports physiotherapy program can assist in the recovery from exercise- or sport-related injuries by restoring mobility, flexibility, and strength. Aside from enhancing performance, physiotherapy can aid in the prevention of future injuries of a similar kind. Sports physiotherapy is beneficial for everyone, not just elite athletes. A wide variety of musculoskeletal disorders may find…
The subspecialty of physical therapy concerned with conditions affecting the muscles, joints, and ligaments is known as musculoskeletal physiotherapy. The musculoskeletal system includes the muscular system, skeleton, joints, nerves, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and spinal discs. When evaluating and treating patients, musculoskeletal physiotherapists look to the fundamentals of anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. In musculoskeletal physiotherapy, we…
Rehabilitation of patients suffering from neurological disorders is the focus of neurological physiotherapy. Nervous system disorders affect not just the central nervous system but also the peripheral nervous system. Physical abilities such as balance, muscular strength, mobility, and range of motion can be impaired in people with neurological disorders. As a branch of rehabilitation, neurological…