Physical therapy with cold compress (Cold Pack) 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 particularly beneficial for those experiencing pain or limited mobility due to conditions such as muscle injuries, joint problems, neurological disorders, respiratory issues, and post-operative recovery.How does physical therapy work? Physical therapists employ various techniques, including:

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

Important Note:

• The effectiveness of physical therapy can vary based on factors such as the severity of the condition and the patient's age.
• Consistent treatment is crucial for optimal outcomes. The frequency and duration of sessions may differ for each individual.

Physical Therapy Pricing

What's included in the price?

• Cold pack therapy for one area
• Consultation with a physician (if treatment is received immediately after consultation)

Note:

• Additional fees may apply for consultations without immediate treatment.

Physical Therapy Assessment Package

What to expect:

• 15-20 minute assessment
• Prior appointment necessary
• Suitable for acute injuries in all areas
• International patients welcome at the same rate.

Before Your Appointment

Preparation:

• Avoid alcohol and smoking for 24 hours before your appointment.
• Inform your therapist about any existing medical conditions, pregnancies, bone disorders, fractures, implants, or medications.
• Bring any relevant X-rays.
• Wear comfortable clothing.

After Your Appointment

• Post-treatment care:
• Avoid prolonged static positions.
• Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled.
• Contact your therapist immediately if you experience any unusual symptoms such as drooping eyelids, headaches, neck pain, blurred vision, dry eyes, allergies, or difficulty breathing.

Before You Decide

Important considerations:

• If you're taking medication, consult with your therapist and pharmacist.
• Treatment plans may vary based on individual assessments.

Who should avoid physical therapy?

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