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 Radial shockwave therapy (RSWT) is the use of short, intense energy waves travelling faster than the speed of sound. These energy waves stimulate the breakdown of scar tissue and fibroblasts. This increases blood circulation and initiates metabolic activity, causing an inflammatory response that promotes and stimulates healing.

Common sites that can be successfully treated are:

• Plantar Fasciitis, heel spurs & Achilles tendonitis
• Patellar tendonitis, jumper’s knee & shin pain
• Tennis or golfer’s elbow
• Rotator cuff tendonitis & calcification
• Trochanteric bursitis
• Nerves-Morton’s Neuroma

Your therapist will apply shockwaves through a specially designed hand piece that produces strong pneumatic energy pulses for short periods of time. The shockwave energy pulses are applied directly to the affected tissue areas in a controlled procedure.

Research has also shown that Shockwave also breaks down calcium deposit

Pelvic Floor Problems Are Common

An enormous number of people suffer from pelvic health dysfunction and yet many patients feel quite alone with their problem. 30% of women suffer from urinary incontinence and more than half have minor organ prolapse following vaginal childbirth. Most people have heard of and tried Kegels. Unfortunately, if they have not been taught with internal feedback many people are doing them incorrectly! It’s important to seek care from an experienced professional.

Common conditions treated by pelvic floor therapy:-

• Incontinence, Urinary urgency, retention, hesitation, frequency
• Pain with bowel movements or urination
• Overactive bladder
• Pelvic organ prolapse
• Painful Intercourse (Dyspareunia)
• Pain in areas of the vagina and bladder syndrome
• Endometriosis & Pelvic pain
• Tailbone pain/Coccydynia
• Low back pain & Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain
• Prenatal care
• Postpartum care – including treatment of Diastasis Recti, bladder leakage, overactive bladder, urinary urgency/frequency, prolapse, painful scar tissue, learning Kegels correctly, and guidance on re-training the “core” or returning to safe exercise.

Pelvic floor muscles can be like any other problematic muscle in our body and can create impairments by being either too weak or too tight. Other factors that can also contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction include hormonal changes (menopause), chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs), pregnancy and birth, gynecological surgeries, poor posture, chronic coughing or straining (such as in asthma, jobs with heavy lifting, constipation), obesity, and aging.

 Manual therapy is any “hands-on” treatment provided by the physical therapist. Treatment may include moving joints in specific directions and at different speeds to regain movement, muscle stretching, passive movements of the affected body part, or having the patient move the body part against the therapist’s resistance to improve muscle activation and timing. Selected specific soft tissue techniques may also be used to improve the mobility and function of tissue and muscles.” 

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In Pre-operative physiotherapy treatment, a physiotherapist can assess and plan a treatment before the surgery to reduce your post-operative recovery time. for example in cases of knee replacement surgery, patient can work on their knee muscles with the help of physiotherapist to make them strong even before the surgery.

In any orthopedic post operative surgery, A major part of the successful outcome is good physiotherapy treatment concentrating on:

• Restoring optimal mobility
• Strengthening weakened muscles
• Restoring normal movement pattern
• Compensation for any functional loss