User talk:Sunriserehabpts

When one hears the words of physical therapy, it is likely that comes to mind are masseurs. However, physical therapy Delves deeper than your typical massage run-of-the-mill. The benefits of physical therapy are much higher than those of regular massage from trained masseurs. What is physical therapy - is a science. Is very different from the indiscriminate kneading and beating some masseuses. They just make you feel better for a while, something like a placebo. One of the benefits of physical therapy compared to massage is done physical therapy cure.

Virtually no red dog benefits of physical therapy, but the key benefits are to assess physical problems, increase and maintain muscle strength and endurance, restore and increase range of joint movement, increase coordination, reduce pain, decrease muscle spasm and plasticity, decrease swelling and inflammation of the joints, promote healing of soft tissue injuries, preventDefault contracture and deformity of limbs, alleviate walking problems, educate patients and families, reduce stress and more too numerous to mention. These are just some of the benefits of physical therapy.

Regular massages value untrained individuals may be beneficial in some ways, but in the long term and more bang for the buck, physical therapy eat much competition for lunch. The benefits of physical therapy depend largely on the treatment methods used did physiotherapists. Examples include joint mobilization, soft tissue release, trigger point release, manual therapy, myofascial stretching, muscle re-education, modalities, therapeutic exercise, reconditioning program, specific strengthening weak muscles, and an exercise program at home to name a few, these methods are not only far superior to knead and indiscriminate beatings, but the proof of the scientific nature of physical therapy. The benefits of physical therapy are not just for the immediate satisfaction in terms of comfort, but the benefits are long-term solution to the woes, a lasting cure for those in need.

I remember a friend who had a backache. Instead of seeing a physical therapist, she went to a masseuse for immediate relief. He got immediate relief, but after a few days, spine worsened and now walks with a weak and permanently crooked back. He himself says he did should have gone to a physiotherapist and regrets not having gone. This is a perfect example, if tragic benefits of physical therapy, and pain and risks of leaving their health in the hands of trained masseurs.