Physical Therapy

Physiotherapy to combat osteoporosis and bones

In osteoporosis, physical therapy is indicated to prevent complications, such as bone deformities and fractures, as well as to strengthen muscles, bones and joints, thus improving the quality of life of the patient. It also has heart and respiratory benefits, as well as improving a person’s balance, which also helps prevent falls.Physical therapy sessions can

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Urogynecological physiotherapy: which is and what it serves

Urogiecological physiotherapy is a specialty of physiotherapy that aims to treat various changes related to the pelvic floor, such as urinary incontinence, fecal, sexual dysfunction and genital prolapse, for example, improving quality of life and sexual performance. The muscles that make up the pelvic floor aim to control urine and stool and support various organs,

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Physiotherapy in breast cancer

Physical therapy is indicated in the postoperative breast cancer because after mastectomy, there are complications such as decreased shoulder movement, lymphedema, fibrosis and decreased sensitivity in the area, and physical therapy helps improve arm swelling, and also combats shoulder pain and increased degree of movement, returns normal sensitivity and fights fibrosis. The main benefits of

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What is the use of laser in physiotherapy, how to use it and contraindications?

Low-power laser devices are used in electrotherapy to treat diseases, in order to heal tissues more quickly, combat pain and inflammation. Usually the laser is used with a pen-shaped tip that is applied in the area you want to process in a timely manner, but there is also another head that allows the use of

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