A physical therapist is a specialist who restores the health and mobility of people with disorders of the musculoskeletal system, orthopedic defects, injuries, consequences of neurological, cardiovascular, respiratory and other diseases, as well as age-related complications.
A physical therapist provides the following services:
- examination and consultations of patients, testing the level of their physical development and determining the functional state;
- determination of appropriate methods of influence of physical factors on certain diseases, chooses optimal physiotherapeutic exercises for the patient;
- carrying out rehabilitation measures to eliminate or reduce pain, restore body functions, ensure physical independence and activity, optimal physical condition and well-being.
Physical therapy can help children and adults:
- restore mobility after injury or surgery;
- improve balance and coordination;
- increase strength and endurance;
- reduce pain;
- improve general health and well-being.
A physical therapist works with patients individually or in groups. During the classes, the therapist helps patients perform exercises that take into account their individual needs and abilities.
Physical therapy is an important part of the rehabilitation process. It can help people with various disabilities regain health and mobility, as well as improve the quality of life.
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