Physiotherapie

Physiotherapy is a medical discipline that aims to improve, maintain or restore the movement and function of the human body.

Here are some points for which physiotherapy is indicated:

• Orthopaedic problems:
  Following injury, surgery or chronic orthopaedic conditions such as arthritis or herniated discs.

• Neurological diseases:
  For neurological problems such as stroke, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injuries.

• Respiratory diseases:
  For respiratory problems, chronic lung diseases or after surgery to improve respiratory function.

• Cardiovascular diseases:
  After heart attack, heart surgery or chronic cardiovascular disease to improve endurance and cardiovascular fitness.

• Sports injuries:
  For rehabilitation after sports injuries such as sprains, strains, torn ligaments or fractures.

• Rheumatic diseases:
  For inflammatory diseases of the musculoskeletal system such as rheumatism or osteoarthritis.

• Pediatric problems:
  For developmental delays, congenital conditions or neuromuscular disorders in children.

• Geriatric care:
  To maintain mobility and prevent falls in older people.

• Post-operative rehabilitation:
  After surgical procedures to speed up recovery and restore functional ability.

• Chronic pain:
  For long-lasting pain, to relieve pain symptoms and improve functional ability.

• Posture and movement training:
  To improve posture, movement patterns and prevent musculoskeletal disorders.