Overview
Manual therapy is a hands-on clinical approach used by trained therapists to decrease pain and improve mobility in joints, soft tissues, and nerves. This therapy involves various techniques, such as muscle release, trigger point therapy, joint mobilization, and instrument-assisted manual therapy, all designed to alleviate muscle tension, improve circulation, and restore normal movement. The personalized approach addresses the root causes of pain and dysfunction, enhancing the body’s natural healing process without the use of medication or surgery.
Who are the potential eligible patients to receive this service?
Manual therapy is suitable for individuals experiencing:
- Chronic pain in the neck, back, shoulders, or other joints.
- Muscle tightness, stiffness, or restricted movement.
- Sports injuries, sprains, or strains.
- Nerve-related pain, such as sciatica or carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Post-surgical rehabilitation to improve mobility and function.
- Conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, or tendonitis.
- Patients seeking a non-invasive alternative to pain management and improved physical function.
What outcomes to expect from this service/treatment?
Patients undergoing manual therapy can expect the following benefits:
- Reduced pain and muscle tension.
- Improved joint mobility and flexibility.
- Enhanced soft tissue function and muscle balance.
- Relief from muscle spasms and trigger points.
- Faster recovery from injuries and enhanced physical performance.
- Better overall body mechanics and posture.
- Increased blood flow and nerve function, promoting natural healing.