What is a Physiotherapist? 

Physiotherapists are specialist doctors who help people of all ages to maintain and improve health, relieve pain, prevent disease, rehabilitate people with disabilities, rehabilitate special children, post-operative rehabilitation and quality of life for a variety of patients. 

Treatment for improvement is done without medicine and surgery, through special techniques, exercises and machines. What diseases do physiotherapists treat? Physiotherapists diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of diseases, some of which are described here.

 

Pain in the neck, upper or lower back, muscle spasms and stiffness,

 

displacement of the disc in the seals

A disc in the vertebrae moving out of place puts pressure on a nearby nerve, causing pain to radiate from the back to the hip and leg. Spinal stenosis: 

neck, back pain and stiffness, decreased back flexibility. 

A curvature of the spine, causing back pain and muscle spasms. 

Impaired movement of the shoulder muscle spasms all over the body, pins and needles and pain at different points Paralysis Paralysis For hip or knee replacement, mobility problems after fracture surgery and recovery of normal life, a physiotherapist provides a specific plan so that the patient can return to their normal life. Rehabilitation of Special and Handicapped Children Weakness and loss of movement in the muscles of other nerves of the body due to the polio virus in childhood

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A disease that affects the nervous system. Rehabilitation of disabled persons knee wear in patients. 

With timely diagnosis, much better treatment of these diseases is possible. 

Due to lack of timely diagnosis and treatment, some of these diseases can lead to permanent disability. 

If you or a loved one is suffering from the early symptoms of these diseases, contact an experienced physiotherapist immediately. May Allah grant us all a healthy life. Amen