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Modes of Physiotherapy Treatment Manual methods of treatment     
 Massage

 Joint mobilisation

 Manual stretching

 Therapeutic exercises

 Sporting and lifting techniques

 Taping

 Bandaging

 Strapping

 Postural drainage

 Aerobics and fitness guidance

Non-manual methods of treatment

Short wave diathermy

Microwave diathermy

Ultrasound

Interferential therapy

Wax bath

Cryotherapy

Hydrotherapy

Electrical stimulation

LASER Therapy

Infrared rays

Contrast bath

Hot packs

Ultra violet rays

Traction

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Posted by:  kdsrahi(Guest)  Posted on: 05/23/2012
Does Laser Physiotheraphy cures De-quer-veins disease also



Posted by:  Jibanjyostna(Guest)  Posted on: 10/26/2011
Hai,'m jiban jyostna from india.my mother feel bony pain and swelling on calcaneum,since last 15 days.this symtoms r increases when she do movement.i'm a 2nd yr student of physiotherapy.so plz advise me what ex or Rx i'll give her at home and why?my phone no-9861429354.i'm wating sir


Posted by:  tkapur(Guest)  Posted on: 04/04/2012
hi if u know the calcaneal manipulation it will be beneficial or otherwise give contrast bathe or heel cusion use soft sleepers she will be benefitted




Posted by:  perthphysio  Posted on: 08/08/2011
Physiotherapy has been underrated for many years. But over recent years the benefits that many patients have had from physiotherapy following surgery, sports injury, chronic pain, loss of health, and headaches has increased the reputation of physiotherapists to number in the health professionals list for problems with the human body.



Posted by:  bonniemorin(Guest)  Posted on: 03/22/2011
A few months ago, surgery was done on both of my legs to remove varicose veins. I was not told at the time of any physiotherapy that might be in order to enable my recuperation....is there any exercises other than walking that I should be doing? I do still have a bit of a problem with the inner part of my left ankle, both numbness and soreness, and sometimes swelling. I would appreciate any feedback you have on this....



Posted by:  annaiah(Guest)  Posted on: 07/25/2010
"Hi,
This is Annaiah from India, Last year same time my brother got operated for blockage in Heart. After the postoperation due to some problem, he went into COMA and he was in COMA for 2-3 months. Later he came out of COMA. Problem he is facing still now is, he is not able to stand and walk. He has lost the control over his body. Please suggest us the treatment and exercise to continue.
Your advise is appreciated.



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Posted by:  vatsmedical  Posted on: 04/07/2007
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