Therapies

Short wave diathermy involves sending high-frequency electromagnetic waves to reduce pain and swelling arising from soft- tissue injuries by generating heat.

Super Inductive System, a high- intensity electromagnetic field, is applied over body parts to heal pain, fracture,help joint mobilization, myostimulation, etc.

Active range of motion is achieved when opposing muscles contract & relax that results in joint movement. It's usually used after injury or surgery.

Heat and cold therapy is a recommended treatment for pain occurring due to muscle and joint damage. Using a hot water bottle or heated pads is common in hot therapy.

The electrical impulses of TENS therapy are minimal and do not interfere with the heart rates, but people with consistent heart failure and arrhythmias must avoid it.

Cupping Therapy places cups on the skin for a few minutes to create a suction effect. It is a pain management therapy that originated in ancient times.

This physiotherapeutic tape helps all types of people. It’s strategically applied to different body parts. The tapes can lessen pain, reduce inflammation, and provide support to injured body parts.

Interferential Therapy or “IFT” is a physiotherapy treatment. It is given via special IFT machines. IFT machines produce beat frequencies. These currencies give pain-relieving effects to injured body parts.

The traction-therapy is all about stretching the spinal column manually. It will reduce the pressure on the discs present in between the vertebrae.

The laser therapy is the process of using focused light for treating different body ailments. The particular therapy successfully provides relief from pain, removal of tumors, and treatment of acne.

Cryotherapy is a treatment procedure where the trained healthcare provider will apply extreme cold to your entire body or a particular part of the body. It helps to freeze and destroy the abnormal tissue.

Dry needling therapy is a technique where physiotherapists insert thin needles into the body’s tight and damaged muscles (also called trigger points).

Thermotherapy (heat therapy) is a procedure that involves the application of superficial heat to injured or damaged body parts. The heat alters tissue temperatures in targeted regions.

The therapists apply techniques to manipulate the alignment of the body. This particular therapy concentrates on the structure of your body, especially the spinal cord. It will improve physiological functions and allow the body to heal from within.

Myofascial release (MFR) Therapy is a treatment technique that addresses various conditions and symptoms dealing with muscular shortness, tightness, or stiffness.

Spinal decompression traction therapy is a highly advanced form of nonsurgical therapy. Spinal decompression is a process that's carried out with the help of computers. It helps treat neck pain, slipped disks, back pain, and other spine-related ailments.

Ultrasound therapy is a treatment procedure that physical or occupational therapists provide for tissue healing and pain relief. The procedure provides deep heat to the muscles, joints, tendons, and ligaments.

Soft tissue mobilization is a manual therapy where professional and licensed physiotherapists use specific techniques on the fascia, muscles, and ligaments. The treatment aims to break the adhesions in the soft tissues and to improve muscle function.

Wax therapy is a deep heat treatment method wherein applying heat improves mobility through heating the connective tissues. The therapy uses molten paraffin wax application to the connecting tissues, causing the muscles to relax.

More often than not, birth defects, aging, work-related injuries, car accidents, or simply poor structure or/and posture can lead to neck tension, back pain, or tension in many people.