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Manual Therapy

Manual Therapy is a physiotherapy method that involves the therapist using their hands to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal disorders. Its goal is to restore joint mobility, reduce pain, and improve the functionality of tissues and muscles.

Principle of Operation:

Manual therapy relies on the application of controlled forces and mobilization and manipulation techniques to the joints and soft tissues. The therapist uses their knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to identify and address areas of dysfunction.

Therapeutic Benefits:

  • Pain Relief: Manual therapy can reduce pain in the joints, muscles, and ligaments.

  • Improved Mobility: It restores flexibility and movement in the joints.

  • Reduced Muscle Tension: It relaxes tight muscles and reduces muscle spasms.

  • Improved Circulation: It promotes blood and lymphatic circulation, enhancing tissue healing.

  • Enhanced Functionality: It improves overall function and posture.

Applications:

Manual therapy can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including:

  • Lower back and neck pain

  • Arthritis

  • Sports injuries

  • Herniated discs

  • Tendonitis and tendinopathies

  • Headaches and migraines

  • Post-surgical rehabilitation

Treatment Process:

  1. Assessment: The therapist performs a detailed evaluation of the patient’s condition, including taking a medical history and conducting a physical examination.

  2. Creation of a Treatment Plan: Based on the findings, the therapist creates a personalized treatment plan.

  3. Application of Manual Therapy Techniques: The therapist uses various techniques such as joint mobilization, soft tissue manipulation, and chiropractic adjustments.

  4. Exercises and Education: Along with manual therapy, the patient may receive instructions on strengthening and flexibility exercises.

  5. Monitoring and Adjustment: The patient’s progress is regularly monitored, and the treatment plan is adjusted as needed.

Important Considerations:

  • Training and Certification: Therapists who perform manual therapy should have specialized training and certification.

  • Safety and Risks: While manual therapy is generally safe, it is important to inform the therapist of any serious health issues, such as osteoporosis or blood clotting disorders.

  • Ongoing Care: Success with manual therapy may require ongoing care and follow-up, as well as patient participation in daily exercise routines and self-care.

Manual therapy is a proven method for addressing many musculoskeletal problems and can significantly improve the quality of life for patients. With proper evaluation and the application of appropriate techniques, patients can experience pain relief and improved functionality.

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The Physiotherapy Center "IASIS" in Pagrati offers personalized rehabilitation services with modern methods and specialized equipment. Experienced staff ensure high quality care and rehabilitation.

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