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Spine and Back Rehabilitation
Spine and Back Rehabilitation focuses on treating conditions related to the spine, including back pain, spinal injuries, and postural problems.
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Spine and Back Rehabilitation focuses on treating conditions related to the spine, including back pain, spinal injuries, and postural problems. This specialized physiotherapy aims to alleviate pain, restore function, improve mobility, and prevent future injuries through a combination of therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and education.
How It Helps:
Reduces Pain and Inflammation: Uses various techniques to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation, improving overall comfort and function.
Improves Mobility and Flexibility: Incorporates exercises to enhance the flexibility and mobility of the spine and surrounding muscles.
Strengthens Core Muscles: Focuses on strengthening the core muscles that support the spine, providing better stability and reducing the risk of further injury.
Corrects Postural Imbalances: Teaches proper posture and body mechanics to prevent strain and improve spinal alignment.
Promotes Healing and Recovery: Uses modalities such as ultrasound, heat, and cold therapy to promote tissue healing and accelerate recovery.
Prevents Future Injuries: Provides education on safe movement practices and ergonomic adjustments to prevent re-injury and maintain spinal health.
Conditions Treated:
Lower Back Pain:
Acute and chronic lower back pain
Lumbar strain and sprain
Sciatica and nerve pain
Herniated Discs:
Disc bulges and herniations
Radiculopathy (nerve root compression)
Degenerative disc disease
Spinal Stenosis:
Narrowing of the spinal canal
Pain and numbness in the legs
Difficulty standing or walking for extended periods
Scoliosis:
Abnormal curvature of the spine
Postural asymmetry
Pain and discomfort due to curvature
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation:
Recovery from spinal surgeries (e.g., laminectomy, spinal fusion)
Pain management and mobility restoration
Strengthening and conditioning post-surgery
Postural Issues:
Kyphosis (excessive thoracic curvature)
Lordosis (excessive lumbar curvature)
General postural corrections
Benefits:
Pain Relief: Alleviates acute and chronic pain through targeted therapies.
Enhanced Mobility: Restores and improves range of motion and flexibility.
Increased Strength: Strengthens the core and back muscles to support spinal health.
Improved Posture: Corrects postural imbalances and educates on proper body mechanics.
Faster Recovery: Promotes healing and accelerates recovery from injuries and surgeries.
Injury Prevention: Reduces the risk of future injuries through education and preventive strategies.