Physical Therapy

Physical therapy is a branch of medicine that uses natural factors and modern technology to prevent, treat and rehabilitate injuries and illnesses. Its application reduces pain, improves the function of the locomotor system and facilitates daily activities. Individually tailored programs include stretching, strengthening and coordination exercises, often combined with apparatus therapy. It is used in post-operative recovery, rehabilitation after injuries and treatment of chronic diseases such as arthritis and spinal stenosis. The goal is to increase joint mobility, muscle strength, tissue elasticity and the functional capacity of the body. Physical therapy improves circulation, accelerates tissue regeneration and reduces the risk of re-injury. It is used as an independent therapy or in combination with other treatment methods.

Programs may include exercises that the patient can follow at home. Professional approach enables faster recovery and improvement of quality of life.