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When to visit a Physiotherapist or Manualtherapist❓️

  • Writer: Nikoletta Fülöp
    Nikoletta Fülöp
  • Dec 8, 2023
  • 2 min read

1. Persistent poor posture: if you have been living a lifestyle with poor posture for a long time. If you have a prolonged period of prolonged physical activity...

In what?

The physiotherapist helps you to develop and maintain the correct posture. She will help you improve your posture with specific exercises and advice to reduce stress on the spinal column and prevent pain.


2. Pain: If you suffer from chronic or persistent pain, such as back pain, neck pain, joint pain or other musculoskeletal complaints.


How?

The physiotherapist will help restore basic movement by improving muscle, tendon and nerve function to help relieve pain.


3. Musculoskeletal conditions: if you have been diagnosed with a condition such as arthritis, spinal problems or other chronic conditions.

How?

A physiotherapist will help manage symptoms, reduce pain and improve exercise.


4. Improve sports performance: if you are active in sport, a physiotherapist can help you develop a training programme and prevent injuries.


If you work out to improve your fitness and help prevent injuries.

It can help to increase strength and power, improve sport-specific movements and achieve optimal load balance.


5. Injury: If you have been injured, for example after an accident, sports injury or surgery.

How?

The physiotherapist helps with rehabilitation. He develops individualized therapy programs to help you regain strength, mobility, flexibility and correct joint and muscle function.

It is a proven fact that physiotherapy started at least 2-3 months before surgery results in a faster recovery time after surgery and a longer lasting result.


6. limited mobility: if you have limited mobility or stiffness in your spine or joints.

In what?

A physiotherapist can help you improve your range of movement. Through therapeutic exercises and manual therapy, you can increase the mobility of your muscles and joints, making it easier to carry out everyday activities.


7 Chronic stress and tension.

How?

A physiotherapist can help with stress relief. Through specific relaxation exercises and exercise, you can reduce tension and improve body awareness and learn to relax.


8. Rehabilitation after pregnancy and childbirth.

What?

A physiotherapist can help restore strength and tone to abdominal muscles, relieve back pain, improve uterine contractions and urine flow, and help you regain your normal range of motion after childbirth.


9. Prevention and performance enhancement.

Why?

You can improve your posture, improve your fitness or optimise your exercise or to minimise the risk of re-injury.



10. Ageing problems: over time our bodies naturally lose muscle strength and mobility, bone mass.

How?

A physiotherapist can help improve coordination and balance, and increase muscle strength and bone density.



⚠️No wait longer if you are experiencing these symptoms! Need help with your exercise problems! Physical therapists are experts in exercise therapy, rehabilitation and prevention and can help you achieve a pain-free and active life.


❇️Make an appointment with me and start a new life - without pain!❇️






 
 
 

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