Physiotherapy Center in Chiang Mai: Physical Therapy Clinic

Effective Physiotherapy for Lower Back Pain

Back pain can be experienced by all genders and all ages. Especially lower back pain during working age. The most common cause is poor posture. This results in pain and stiffness in the back, neck, and shoulders. This is often due to “office syndrome”.

There are many causes for back pain such as mechanical issues or pressure on Andrew. We also have to investigate and make sure you don’t have what is called referred pain. This is actually coming from another organ or area in the body but the body interpreted it as back pain. This can be anything from infection, tumors, autoimmune disease, or other causes.

Physiotherapy for sciatica can be very effective. Sciatica is when there’s pressure on the sciatic nerve. These symptoms can be alleviated by physiotherapy techniques, e.g. equipment such as ultrasound, that are uniquely adept at targeting the structures causing back pain.

You will be taught correct posture and therapeutic exercises. We relieve pain and promote exercises to build strength and flexibility in various muscles. We provide excellent physiotherapy for back pain. We believe we have the best physiotherapy in Chiang Mai.

Advanced Knee Physiotherapy Techniques

Knee physiotherapy is suitable for patients with symptoms in the early and middle stages. Physiotherapy can treat osteoarthritis without surgery, help reduce pain, delay and treat osteoarthritis symptoms, increase strength, and make it easier to walk, stand, or use the stairs. We also perform physiotherapy for knee ligament injury or inflammation and postoperative knee care.

There are specific protocols for the treatment of specific injuries such as post surgery for ACL reconstruction. Our protocols are Boston-based and established by a prominent orthopedic surgeon.

Treatment to relieve sciatica symptoms

Signs and symptoms of sciatica include:

• Lower back, hip, or leg pain
• Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the buttock, thigh, and leg

Underlying medical conditions, such as a herniated or degenerated disc or nerve root compression in the lumbar spine, may cause radiating symptoms into the leg, commonly known as sciatica.

Physiotherapy and exercise are typically first-line treatments for relieving, treating, and preventing sciatica symptoms. Physical therapy for sciatica focuses on strengthening the muscles in the lower back and hips. The physical therapist will use therapeutic exercise and physiotherapy equipment to relieve pain.

We also use ultrasound therapy to reduce stress and irritation of the nerve. It is an alternative, conservative treatment. PT therapy is suitable for health-lovers who do not want surgery or to take powerful painkillers. If you do need surgery, physical therapy in Chiang Mai is excellent for postoperative care after surgery.

Sports Physiotherapy: Get Back in the Game Faster

A sports physiotherapist has duties to heal and restore the body. Posture analysis and training Or part of this. You also need specialized exercises particular to your sports injury. We have a strong sports medicine background and are proficient in the treatment of postoperative ACL reconstruction as well as knee arthroscopy. Overuse injuries, ankle sprains, and muscle strains are common reasons to seek care from a physical therapist.

We use specialized physical therapy programs put together by the best orthopedic surgeons in the sports medicine field. If an athlete is injured, they must undergo surgery. Physiotherapists are responsible for rehabilitating the body to its full potential so that athletes can compete as quickly as possible. During sports competitions, athletes must be prepared, such as taping to support or protect joints from injury. A doctor of physical therapy must observe body movements in each type of sport to analyze and evaluate the use of the athlete’s muscles to help in the treatment and rehabilitation of the body. In the post-competition section, the physiotherapist will look at muscle stretching and healing from injuries.

Physiotherapy in Musculoskeletal System: Addressing Core Muscular Concerns

The core muscles are extremely important. Because no matter how you move or what activities you do in your daily life, you use core muscles almost all the time. Core muscles also help maintain proper posture and body alignment.

Think of the core muscles as being your abs, but they’re actually just as important on each side of your abdominal muscles these provide personal strength and stability to the body. This is particularly important for ballot sports or sports such as golf requiring a twisting motion. Professional baseball pitchers all use a strict regimen to improve their core strength.

Physiotherapists have an important role in designing exercises for the core muscles that are appropriate for each individual. Strengthening the core muscles reduces the risk of having chronic back pain and strong muscles help support the spine to maintain balance and posture.

Rehabilitation Physiotherapy: Regain Your Strength and Mobility

As we age, we can get muscle weakness, poor mobility, balance, and problems, and in the elderly, it can be even worse. In addition to physiotherapists being able to relieve pain, physiotherapists can also design therapeutic exercises that are suitable for each person. These restore muscle strength and decrease the risk of joint stiffness. This makes the patient have more muscle strength and return to doing daily activities.

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