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Conditions Treated by a Physiotherapist

Low Back Pain

The most common reason for physiotherapy visits globally. Most back pain responds to exercise-based rehabilitation better than surgery.

Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)

Progressive shoulder stiffness and pain, common in diabetics and people aged 40-60. Physiotherapy is the primary treatment.

Post-Stroke Rehabilitation

Physiotherapy helps stroke survivors regain movement, balance, walking ability, and independence. Most effective when started early.

Knee Osteoarthritis

Degeneration of knee cartilage causing pain and stiffness. Exercise-based physiotherapy is recommended as first-line treatment before considering surgery.

Sports Injuries

Sprains, strains, ligament tears, and overuse injuries managed with rehabilitation exercises, manual therapy, and return-to-sport protocols.

Physiotherapy and Movement Tips

Don't rest injuries for too long — early movement helps healing
Do prescribed exercises consistently
Use ice for acute injuries, heat for chronic pain
Maintain good posture at work
Strengthen your core to prevent back pain
Warm up before exercise and cool down after

How to Prepare for Your Physiotherapy Session

Before Your Visit

Bring any X-ray, MRI, or medical reports related to your condition
Wear comfortable, loose clothing that allows access to the affected area
List your symptoms — when they started, what makes them worse or better, and what treatments you've tried
Bring your orthopaedic surgeon's or doctor's referral note if available

During the Appointment

Be honest about your pain level — physiotherapy should challenge you but not cause severe pain
Ask for demonstration of exercises and repeat them to ensure correct technique
Discuss your activity goals — returning to sport, work duties, or daily activities
Mention any other health conditions — diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis — that affect treatment planning

After the Visit

Do your prescribed home exercises daily — consistency matters more than intensity
Apply ice or heat as instructed after exercises
Modify activities as advised — avoid aggravating movements during rehabilitation
Track your progress — pain scores, range of motion, and functional milestones help adjust treatment

Questions to Ask Your Physiotherapist

1.How many sessions will I need?
2.What exercises should I do at home?
3.Should I use heat or ice?
4.Can this be treated without surgery?
5.When can I return to sport or work?
6.What caused this and how do I prevent recurrence?

When Should You See a Physiotherapist?

A Physiotherapist helps restore movement and function through exercise, manual therapy, and rehabilitation after injury, surgery, or disease.

Back or neck pain lasting more than a week
Post-surgery rehabilitation — knee, hip, shoulder
Sports injury — sprains, strains, tears
Frozen shoulder or tennis elbow
Stroke recovery — regaining movement and function
Balance problems or fall risk in elderly
Chronic pain management

Physiotherapy is most effective when started early. Don't wait for pain to become severe before seeking help.

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