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Post-Operative Physiotherapy

After surgery, proper rehabilitation is crucial to regain strength, reduce pain, and avoid complications. Our Post-Operative Physiotherapy ensures a safe and quick recovery for procedures like joint replacements, fracture repairs, and ligament surgeries.

Key Benefits

How We Help

We create a custom recovery plan including gentle exercises, mobility training, and gradual strengthening to get you back to your normal routine faster.
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Our Approach:

We provide gentle exercises, mobility training, pain management techniques, and personalised progress plans to match your recovery stage.
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Initial Consultation

We visit your home to understand your condition, medical history, and goals. This helps us create a plan that’s 100% tailored to you.

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Personalized Treatment Plan

Our experts design a therapy plan with targeted exercises, stretches, and techniques for your specific needs.

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Guided Therapy Sessions

We provide hands-on, one-on-one physiotherapy sessions to ensure correct posture, safe movements, and effective recovery.

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Progress Tracking & Adjustment

We monitor your improvement and adjust the plan regularly to speed up recovery and achieve the best results.

Post -operative physiotherapy

Post-operative physiotherapy is a specialized form of physical therapy focused on helping patients recover after surgery. It aims to restore mobility, reduce pain, improve strength, and prevent complications, ultimately optimizing the patient’s functional abilities and quality of life.

Conditions treated

Post-operative physiotherapy can address a wide range of conditions following surgery, including:

1.Spinal conditions

Whiplash injury, post operative spinal fixation, post operative spinal cord injury, post spinal surgeries rehabilitation

2. Shoulder conditions

Shoulder replacement, post traumatic shoulder surgeries , post rotator cuff injury.

3. Knee conditions

Meniscal repair, ligament repair and post operative knee fractures.

4.Fractures

Assisting with recovery and rehabilitation after bone fractures.

5.Hip and groin conditions

Hip fractures, muscle tears, and osteoarthritis.

6.Ankle and foot conditions

Achilles pain, tendonitis, and sprains

7. Joint replacements

Supporting recovery after procedures like hip or knee replacements

8. Cardio-pulmonary conditions

post operative CABG,ASD,VSD,Heart transplantation, Thoracotomy, Lung transplantation

9. Brain conditions

Brain tumour excision and all type of brain surgeries

Key aspects of post-operative physiotherapy:

Breathing Exercises

Key aspects of post-operative physiotherapy:

Airway Clearance Techniques

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Pain Management:

Manual Therapy

Hands-on techniques like joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, and myofascial release can help relieve pain and improve tissue mobility.

Restoring Mobility

Range of Motion Exercises:

Gentle exercises to move the affected joint through its full range of motion, preventing stiffness and promoting flexibility

Mobilization

Physiotherapists use techniques to restore movement in joints that have become stiff or restricted.

Stretching

Specific stretches can help lengthen tight muscles and improve flexibility

Strengthening Muscles

Progressive Strengthening Exercises

Tailored exercises that gradually increase in intensity to rebuild muscle strength and endurance.

Neuromuscular Re-education

Exercises that help retrain the nervous system to activate muscles effectively.

Functional Exercises

Exercises that mimic daily activities to improve strength and coordination for everyday tasks.

Scar Tissue Management

Soft Tissue Massage

Techniques to break down scar tissue and improve tissue elasticity, preventing adhesions and promoting healing.

Mobilization

Manual techniques to improve tissue mobility and reduce restrictions caused by scar tissue.

Other Important Aspects

Gait and Balance Training:

For surgeries that affect mobility, training to restore proper walking mechanics and improve balance.

Education on Posture and Ergonomics:

Proper body mechanics during daily activities to reduce strain on healing tissues.

Prevention of Complications:

Early mobilization and exercises to prevent complications like blood clots and muscle atrophy.

Phases of Rehabilitation

Early Recovery

Focuses on pain and swelling management, gentle exercises, and mobility aids if needed.

Strength and Range of Motion

Focuses on normalizing movement patterns, regaining strength and range of motion, and balance training

Functional Restoration

Focuses on building an exercise program tailored to the individual's physical abilities