Physiotherapy Cambridge

Physiotherapy Services Cambridge

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy:

This is where musculoskeletal physiotherapy comes in to address injuries and conditions affecting muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, nerves, or spinal discs. This physiotherapy approach targets relief and improvement in general function. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy, focused on these areas, aims to offer effective pain relief and improve physical performance. Whether it is dealing with muscular imbalances, joint restrictions, or nerve dysfunction, our musculoskeletal service aims to reduce pain and support the move toward better performance.

Back Pain:

Chronic lower back pain is common due to inactivity, poor posture, and prolonged sitting, particularly during everyday travel. But some solutions can help you overcome the issue, and physiotherapy for back pain is key. This targeted physiotherapy usually includes electrotherapy techniques, along with stretches, strengthening exercises, and low-impact cardio. Using these specific interventions, physiotherapy care for back pain can reduce pain and facilitate healing. On a more positive note, those with back pain can manage their condition successfully and get on the road to recovery through these habits.

Post-Surgical Rehab:

Physiotherapy significantly improves muscle strength, posture, and balance, resulting in better performance of activities of daily living. Physiotherapy also helps in reducing pain by using multiple types of manual therapeutic interventions. In this way, physiotherapy seeks to assist people on their path to recovery so that they can resume good function and health.

Pediatric Physiotherapy:

Physical therapy is essential for helping children reach their full potential and improve their quality of life. It not only contributes to the general well-being but also supports children’s growth and health. Physiotherapy seeks to enhance physical abilities, treat developmental issues and maximize functional potential via specialized interventions and individualized therapies. Physiotherapy helps achieve the highest possible physical potential, making their lives more agreeable by improving motor skills, coordination, muscle strength, and mobility.

Parkinson’s Disease:

Parkinsonism, a chronic and progressive neurodegenerative disorder, typically results in functional limitations in performing activities of daily living. Rehab provides the tools necessary to help patients restore mobility, strength, functional ability, tolerance and balance—Physiotherapy for Parkinson’s. Physiotherapy is a practice aimed at improving the motor skills of people with Parkinson’s. Physical therapy is an integral part of helping patients manage symptoms and return to independent functioning.

Cardiac Physiotherapy:

Physiotherapy in the post–heart attack treatment aims to improve cardiovascular fitness through increased physical activity. Regular exercise can help lower the risk of such future heart events. Increased circulation enhances your heart’s capacity to pump blood and oxygen around your body. Also helps lower cholesterol and blood pressure. We hope to improve function by addressing these known, modifiable mechanisms and removing barriers to physical activity in post-MI patients.

Physiotherapy for Paralysis:

At Grandview Physiotherapy, we offer personalized paralysis physiotherapy to improve muscle strength, endurance and overall function so you can pick up the pieces and move forward with your life. We are stretching them out and mixing and matching positions to avoid soft-tissue shrinkage and bedsores. Our therapists promote regular standing to encourage weight bearing (good for bones) and increase blood flow to internal organs.

Respiratory Physiotherapy:

Its use in the management of several respiratory conditions, including COPD, cystic fibrosis, and bronchiectasis, has been found highly beneficial. Respiratory physiotherapy provides various interventions to manage these chronic pulmonary diseases. One helpful thing is to strengthen the muscles we use for breathing and to keep the airway clear. Respiratory physiotherapy aims to maximize your respiratory function through specific techniques and exercises. An essential part of this technique is chest physiotherapy, which clears thick secretions from your airways, making breathing easier and helping prevent chest infections. Respiratory physical therapy is pivotal in promoting good respiratory health and overall quality of life by using these techniques.