Physical therapy with ultrasound waves (Ultrasound) 1 point

Physical Therapy: A Drug-Free, Non-Surgical Approach

Overview

Physical therapy is a treatment that utilizes various physical techniques to rehabilitate patients with conditions affecting muscles, joints, bones, the nervous system, respiratory system, as well as those resulting from accidents, office syndrome, stroke, and joint degeneration in the elderly. Treatment methods may include ultrasound, laser therapy, hot and cold packs, massage, and strengthening exercises.

Please note:

• Results may vary depending on the nature and severity of the condition, as well as the patient's age.
• Physical therapy requires consistent treatment, and the duration and frequency of sessions may vary.

Package Details

What is included in the price?

• Ultrasound therapy for one area
• Consultation with a physician (if the service is received immediately after consultation)
• Note: A separate fee may apply if a consultation is conducted but the service is not received immediately.

About the Physical Therapy Assessment Package

• Session duration: Approximately 15 minutes
• Appointment: Prior booking is required.
• Treatable areas: Any joint with pain, stiffness, or tension.
• Foreigners: The same price applies to foreigners; a passport is required for identification.

Preparation

• Avoid: Alcohol and smoking for 24 hours before the treatment.
• Inform the therapist: If you are pregnant, have any underlying medical conditions, osteoporosis, fractures, metal implants, or a pacemaker.
• Inform the therapist: If you are taking blood thinners, have any allergies, or are taking any medications.
• Bring: X-rays for diagnostic purposes.
• Wear: Comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement.

Post-Treatment Care

• Avoid: Prolonged static postures.
• Follow-up: Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled. If you experience any unusual symptoms such as drooping eyelids, headache, neck pain, blurred vision, dry eyes, allergies, or difficulty breathing, contact your doctor immediately.

Before You Decide

• Combination therapy: If medication is required in conjunction with physical therapy, follow the advice of your physical therapist and consult with your doctor or pharmacist. Avoid self-medication.
• Personalized treatment: The techniques used by physical therapists may vary for individuals with the same condition, depending on the assessment and treatment goals.

Contraindications:

• Individuals with pacemakers
• Individuals with metal implants in the cervical or lumbar spine
• Pregnant women
• Individuals with high fever
• Individuals with SLE or autoimmune diseases
• Individuals with open wounds or skin infections in the treatment area