What is physiotherapy and how can it help you?

Patient Care Services

Physiotherapy is the set of methods and techniques that cure, prevent, recover and readapt patients with locomotor system dysfunctions.

Through the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the different musculoskeletal problems, a treatment plan focused on the different needs of the patient is elaborated in order to rehabilitate the problems that condition the activities of daily living.

Through different techniques, based on scientific evidence, we treat pain and limitations and provide the necessary tools to improve quality of life.

Physiotherapy is a science that allows to act in the prevention, maintenance and recovery of the body's functionality.

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Specialties in Physical Therapy

Traumatologic Physiotherapy:

Pathologies of the spine (cervical pain, back pain, lumbago, sciatica, herniated discs, etc.).
Pre and post-surgical recovery.
Fractures, dislocations, contusions.
Cranio-mandibular dysfunction (TMJ).

Sports Physiotherapy:

Muscular pathologies (contractures, overloads, fibrillar ruptures, etc.).
Ligament and joint injuries (sprains, patellar chondropathy, etc.).
Tendinitis, tendosynovitis, capsulitis.
Reincorporation to sports practice.

Rheumatologic Physiotherapy:

Arthrosis
Arthritis
Osteoporosis
Fibromyalgia

Geriatric Physiotherapy: Loss of functional mobility and improvement of daily quality of life.

We apply advanced techniques, among which the following stand out:

Manual Therapy: these are specific techniques for the treatment of pain and other symptoms of neuro-musculoskeletal dysfunction of the spine and extremities, which are characterized by being applied manually. The main objectives of Manual Therapy techniques are to recover movement when joints are restricted, relieve joint and muscle pain, and immediately improve the functionality of the individual.

Neurodynamics: is an intervention aimed at restoring an altered homeostasis in the neuro-immune system by mobilizing the nervous system and other surrounding structures. The application of movements, properly administered and sequenced, stress or relieve the different neuromusculoskeletal structures, with special attention to the neural tissue.

Dry needling: is based on the introduction of an acupuncture needle into the body without introducing substances, causing a mechanical stimulus treating Myofascial Pain Syndrome, eliminating Myofascial Trigger Points, reducing pain and improving the functionality of the locomotor system.

Therapeutic exercise: is the systematic and planned execution of body movements, postures and physical activities, with the purpose of providing the patient with the means to correct or prevent alterations, as well as to improve, restore or enhance physical functioning.