Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a healthcare profession that focuses on optimizing movement and function, as well as preventing and treating various physical conditions. Physiotherapists, or physical therapists, are highly trained healthcare professionals who use a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, education, and other interventions to help individuals restore and maintain their physical well-being.

Here are some general aspects of physiotherapy:

1. Goal of Physiotherapy:

   • The primary goal of physiotherapy is to enhance the quality of life by promoting optimal physical function and mobility. This can involve rehabilitation after an injury, managing chronic conditions, preventing injury, and promoting overall health and wellness.

2. Conditions Treated:

   • Physiotherapists work with individuals of all ages and treat a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal issues (such as back pain, joint injuries), neurological disorders (like stroke or Parkinson’s disease), cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, and more.

3. Assessment and Diagnosis:

   • Physiotherapists perform a thorough assessment to identify the root cause of a person’s physical challenges. This may include analyzing movement patterns, conducting strength and flexibility tests, and assessing other relevant factors.

4. Treatment Techniques:

   • Physiotherapy treatments may include hands-on techniques (manual therapy), therapeutic exercises, stretches, electrotherapy, heat and cold therapy, and education on injury prevention and self-management.

5. Patient Education:

   • Physiotherapists play a crucial role in educating patients about their conditions, teaching them self-management strategies, and providing guidance on exercises and lifestyle modifications to improve and maintain their physical health.

6. Work Settings:

   • Physiotherapists work in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, sports facilities, and community health centers. They may also work in collaboration with other healthcare professionals.

7. Preventive Care:

   • Physiotherapy is not only about treating existing conditions but also about preventing injuries and promoting overall health. Physiotherapists often provide advice on posture, ergonomics, and exercises to reduce the risk of future issues.

8. Ongoing Research and Advancements:

   • The field of physiotherapy continues to evolve with ongoing research and advancements. New treatment techniques and technologies are continually being explored to improve patient outcomes.

9. ICU CARE:

   • Respiratory physiotherapy is essential in the ICU, especially for patients on mechanical ventilation. Physiotherapists assist with airway clearance techniques, breathing exercises, and lung expansion maneuvers to prevent respiratory complications, such as pneumonia.

   • For patients with respiratory issues, physiotherapists may perform chest physiotherapy techniques to help clear secretions from the lungs. This can include percussion, vibration, and postural drainage.
     

   • ICU patients often experience pain due to their medical condition, procedures, or surgery. Physiotherapists contribute to pain management through techniques such as positioning, gentle mobilization, and advising on appropriate pain medications.
     

Procedure performed at the hospital

• Electro Therapy

• Cupping Therapy

• Kinesio Taping

• Orthopedic Physiotherapy

• Post Paralysis Rehabilitation

• Post Operative Rehabilitation

• Geriatric Rehabilitation

• Pediatric Rehabilitation