Physical therapists perform various tasks that help their patients gain a full range of
motion. Though they can work in different environments, their duties are typically the
same. Here are some main responsibilities of a physical therapist:
-Consult with patients to discuss their medical history, symptoms and needs
-Diagnose patients and develop a treatment plan that meets their needs
-Teach patients therapeutic exercises and techniques to help improve their
condition
-Maintain patient records and evaluate ongoing progress through documentation
procedures
-Implement and adjust patient treatment plans as needed
-Communicate with patients, caregivers and their families regarding the patients
progress
-Create a clean and safe environment for patients
-Physical therapists provide safety exercises that challenge and improve your
balance in situations that mimic real life.
-Physical therapy offers recovery from a sports injury, stroke, trauma, or paralysis,
and strengthens the core.
-Persons with chronic medical history or chances of inheriting certain ailments can
profit with physical therapy advised by their healthcare provider.
-Pain and age-related medical issues can be managed with physical therapy.
-Manual therapy techniques can reduce the need for surgery and eliminate pain
without using medication.
-Stretching and strengthening regularly according to the instructions of your
physical therapists improves physical activity and mobility.
1. Lymphedema. Excess fluids gather in the lymphatic system, which then
moves around in the bloodstream, causing swelling. …
2. Sports Injuries. …
3. Muscular Dystrophy. …
4. Back and Neck Pain. …
5. Limited Range of Motion (ROM) …
6. Osteoporosis. …
7. Vertigo. …
8. Headaches. …
Physical therapists use a combination of hands-on techniques (like moving part of your body themselves) and exercises or movements you perform with their supervision. Some types of physical therapy you might need include:
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