Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Physio Care

Orthopedic rehab is a treatment method for recovery that focuses on improving musculoskeletal conditions and relieving pain caused by trauma, sickness, or surgery.

Orthopedic Conditions

Knee Pain

Back Pain

Heel Pain

Shoulder pain, frozen shoulder

Neck pain

Arthritis

Gout rheumatoid arthritis

Hip pain

SI joint pain

Fracture, ligament injuries

TM. Joint Pain

Surgeries (hip and knee replacement, spine surgeries, and any other orthopedic surgery)

Role Of Physiotherapist

Physiotherapy helps patients resume flexibility and recover more quickly, as well as ensuring that any replacements or needs will be met after surgery and healed appropriately. Orthopedic physical therapy may help in the reduction of pain, normalization of walking, improvement of range of motion, and prevention of excessive scar tissue growth.

01. What kind of treatments are available for orthopedic rehabilitation at One Step Physio?

1. Exercises or stretches,
2. Orthopedic manual physical therapy (Mobilization exercises)
3. Therapeutic technologies (Electrical stimulation, ultrasound, lasers, IFT,Traction,wax bath, moist heat etc),
4. Assistive devices (such as a walker, braces, orthotics, or Prosthetics)
5. Strengthening
6. Therapeutic tapping
7. Cupping therapy
8. Dry needling

02. What is ortho rehabilitation?

Orthopedic Rehabilitation is the use of conservative treatments such as manual therapy, modalities, and therapeutic exercise to treat patients with muscle, joint, or bone discomfort and limitations.

03. What are the two aims of orthopedic rehabilitation?

The two aims of orthopedic rehabilitation are to restore physical function and mobility following an injury, surgery, or illness, and to reduce pain and discomfort. Orthopedic rehabilitation focuses on improving strength, flexibility, and range of motion through targeted exercises and manual therapies.

04. How does orthopedic rehabilitation help patients recover after surgery?

Orthopedic rehabilitation helps patients recover after surgery by promoting healing, restoring joint function, and strengthening muscles. It also helps manage pain and swelling, prevents complications, and guides patients through a safe return to their normal activities.