Electrical Stimulation (ESS) 1 point

Physical Therapy: Your Path to Recovery

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy is a non-invasive treatment that focuses on restoring movement and function. It's often used for conditions related to muscles, joints, bones, nerves, and respiratory systems. Conditions such as sports injuries, office syndrome, stroke, arthritis, and age-related mobility issues can all benefit from physical therapy.

Common Physical Therapy Techniques:

• Ultrasound
• Laser therapy
• Hot and cold therapy
• Massage
• Therapeutic exercise

Please note:

• Results may vary depending on the individual's condition, age, and other factors.
• Physical therapy is a process that requires consistent effort. Treatment plans and durations can differ from person to person.

Pricing Details

What's included in the price?

• Electrical stimulation therapy for one area
• Medical consultation (if the consultation leads directly to treatment)

Note:

• A separate fee may apply if a consultation is required but treatment is not initiated immediately.

Physical Therapy Assessment Package

• Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
• Appointment: Prior booking is recommended.
• Treatment areas: Can be performed on areas with limited mobility due to pain, injury, or weakness.
• International patients: The same price applies to all patients. A passport is required for identification.

Before Your Appointment

• Avoid alcohol and smoking for 24 hours before treatment.
• Inform your therapist if you are pregnant, have any pre-existing conditions, osteoporosis, fractures, or if you have a pacemaker.
• If you are taking blood thinners, have allergies, or have any pre-existing conditions, please inform your therapist.
• Bring any X-rays for reference.
• Wear comfortable clothing.

After Your Appointment

• Avoid staying in one position for too long.
• Follow up with your therapist as scheduled. If you experience any unusual symptoms such as drooping eyelids, headaches, neck pain, blurred vision, dry eyes, allergies, or difficulty breathing, contact your therapist immediately.

Important Considerations

• If you are taking medication alongside physical therapy, consult your doctor or pharmacist and follow your therapist's instructions.
• Treatment techniques may vary from person to person based on the therapist's assessment and treatment goals.

Who Should Not Receive Physical Therapy?

• Individuals with pacemakers
• Individuals with spinal cord injuries
• Pregnant women
• Individuals with high fever
• Individuals with lupus or autoimmune diseases
• Individuals with open wounds or skin infections in the treatment area