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Pediatric Physiotherapy

Help the patient with his or her basic personal needs such as getting out of bed, walking, bathing, etc.

Physio Care

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a collection of disorders that affect a person's brain during or after birth and affects the ability to move, balance, and maintain posture in kids. Epilepsy is a general word for a brain illness characterized by seizures.

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Exercises:

Neurodevelopmental Therapy (NDT)
Sensor Integration (SI)
Balance Training
The activity of daily living Training (ADL)
Functional Training
Fine Movements (Writing , Eating, etc)
Toilet Training
Stair Climbing

Goals:

Improving muscle tone
Assisting posture and walking
Making independence as soon as possible

What Is the Role of Pediatric Physiotherapy?

Pediatric Physiotherapists work with children to increase their range of motion, strength, flexibility, and movement patterns. What is the goal? Allow youngsters to move their bodies whenever and however they want to the best of their abilities. Pediatric physical therapists help children with daily tasks.

01. What is pediatric physiotherapy?
To support physical growth, improve mobility, and improve overall quality of life, pediatric physiotherapy treats newborns, kids, and teenagers with specialized care.
02. which are diseases of pediatrics treated at one step physio?
Erb's palsy, Torticollis, Ataxia, Cerebral palsy, Hemiplegia etc..
03. Why do children need physiotherapy?
Children may benefit from physiotherapy for a variety of reasons. Common concerns that prompt a visit to a pediatric physiotherapist include issues such as poor balance, coordination, and frequent falls, as well as difficulties with posture and muscular pain.
04. Can physiotherapy help children with sports injuries?
Yes, physiotherapy can be beneficial for children with sports injuries by providing rehabilitation exercises to strengthen injured muscles and improve flexibility and joint range of motion.

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