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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Gurgaon
12Aug

Professional Physiotherapy Treatment in Gurgaon

Author dynafisio Categories physiotherapy

Dry Needling Treatment In Gurgaon

An invasive procedure called Dry needling involves fine needle being inserted into the skin/muscle. Dry needling physiotherapy Treatment in Gurgaon can be carried out superficially or at a deep tissue level. As per the trigger point model, the needling is targeted at myofascial trigger points which may be divided into Latent and Active myofascial trigger points. Active trigger points lead to muscle weakness, autonomic phenomena and restricted ROM. On the other hand, Latent trigger points do not result in pain till they are stimulated. If you are looking for Dry Needling Treatment In Gurgaon Dynafisio is the name you can trust on.

Cupping Therapy In Gurgaon

Best Cupping therapy in Gurgaon treatment in Gurgaon. During a cupping therapy session in Gurgaon, a trained therapist will begin by assessing your specific needs and concerns. The therapist will then apply oil or lotion to your skin to facilitate smooth movement of the cups. The cups are typically heated using a flame or a specialized pump to create the suction effect. Once the cups are in place, they can remain stationary or be moved gently across the skin, depending on the therapist’s technique and your treatment goals.

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Chiropractic Treatment In Gurgaon

Chiropractic emphasizes the ability of the body to heal itself. It includes manual therapy, mostly involving spinal manipulation. All the problems connected with the musculoskeletal system are treated under it.

We are Dynafisio provide the Chiropractic treatment in Gurgaon, Here we are told about Chiropractic Causes, Symptoms & Treatment. If you have any contact us for Chiropractic treatment. Our Doctors give Best physiotherapy for Chiropractic.

Manual Therapy In Gurgaon

Manual therapy is a kind of a physical therapy performed with the hands in order to put pressure on muscle tissue resulting in decreased back pain which is caused by muscle tension, spasm as well as joint dysfunction.

Manual therapy helps in treating the joints for the treatment of joints that are not adequately mobile. This lack in mobility can result in discomfort, pain, and an alteration in posture, and movement. Manual therapy restores mobility to stiff joints and reduces muscle tension so that the patient can start moving without pain. Visit Our physiotherapy clinic in Gurgaon. Dynafisio. And Get the Manual Therapy treatment

Manual Therapy In Gurgaon

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05Aug

Unveiling the Power of Physiotherapy in Gurgaon

Author dynafisio Categories physiotherapy

Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a vital healthcare discipline that focuses on maximizing physical function, reducing pain, and enhancing overall well-being. With its extensive range of techniques and interventions, physiotherapy has become a cornerstone of rehabilitative medicine, catering to individuals of all ages and various conditions. In this blog, we will delve into the world of physiotherapy, exploring its significance, benefits, and the remarkable impact it can have on one’s journey to recovery and improved quality of life.

Benefits of Physiotherapy

Physical treatments and exercises are used by physiotherapists, usually referred to as physical therapists, to increase mobility, function, and general well-being. It is extremely important for the treatment and rehabilitation of many different diseases, wounds, and impairments. Physiotherapy has the following benefits:

Pain Relief:

Pain can be lessened with the aid of physiotherapy methods like manual treatment, therapeutic exercises, and electrical modalities like ultrasonography or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). These methods can target particular regions, reduce muscle tension, increase joint mobility, and aid in the healing process.

Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation:

Physiotherapy can help prevent injuries by identifying and addressing potential risk factors. It is commonly used in sports to optimize performance and prevent sports-related injuries. In cases of injury, physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation process, helping individuals regain strength, flexibility, and function.

Management of Chronic Conditions Physiotherapy in Gurgaon

Diabetes, heart illness, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), chronic pain, and neurological diseases are just a few of the chronic conditions that physiotherapy can help manage. Physiotherapists can assist people in managing their symptoms, enhancing their quality of life, and decreasing the chance of problems by creating individualized therapy regimens.

Enhanced Well-being:

In addition to addressing physical issues, physical therapy also takes into account psychological and emotional health. It can aid in lowering stress, boosting mood, boosting energy, and improving general quality of life. We at Dynsfisio are a team of professionals working towards the betterment of your life.

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Stretching
16Mar

ROLE OF STRETCHING

Author dynafisio Categories full body stretches

The importance of stretching-

It’s not enough to build muscle and achieve aerobic fitness. You need to think about flexibility, too. Stretching can help.

In this video Dr Apurva Thakur Physiotherapist in Sector 83 Gurgaon is demonstrating full body stretches for better understanding and you can remain pain free Link

Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy, and we need that flexibility to maintain a range of motion in the joints. Without it, the muscles shorten and become tight. Then, when you call on the muscles for activity, they are weak and unable to extend all the way. That puts you at risk for joint pain, strains, and muscle damage.

TECHNIQUES

Static Stretching–

Static stretching (SS) is a type of stretching exercises in which elongation of muscle with application of low force and long duration (usually 30 sec).Static stretching has a relaxation, elongation effect on muscle,improving range of motion (ROM),decreasing musculotendinous stiffness and also reduces the risk of acute muscle strain injuries. It is a slow controlled movement with emphasis on postural awareness and body alignment.It is suitable for all patient types.

Dynamic Stretching-

Dynamic Stretching (DS) involves the performance of a controlled movement through the available ROM. DS involves progressively increasing the ROM through successive movements till the end of the range is reached ie the stretch is repetitive and progressive. DS is good to use in advanced sports related rehabilitation and active sports persons.

Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Stretching (PNFS)-

Multiple PNF stretching techniques exist, all of them rely on stretching a muscle to its limit.This triggers the inverse myotatic reflex, a protective reflex that calms the muscle to prevent injury. Regardless of technique, PNF stretching can be used on most muscles in the body.

Ballistic Stretching-

Ballistic stretching includes rapid, alternating movements or ‘bouncing’ at end-range of motion; however, because of increased risk for injury, ballistic stretching is no longer recommended.

Indication of stretching-

  • ROM is limited because soft tissues have lost their extensibility
  • Muscle weakness and shortening of opposing tissue have led to limited ROM.
  • Maybe a component of a total fitness or sport-specific conditioning program designed to prevent or reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries.
  • May be used prior to and after vigorous exercise to potentially reduce post-exercise muscle soreness

Contraindications to Stretching-

Bony block on end of range (EOR) on passive assessment

Unstable/recent fracture

Acute soft tissue injury

Infection/haematoma in tissues

Post surgical repairs e.g, skin grafts, tendon repair

Hypermobility

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Knee Osteoarthritis
11Mar

Knee Osteoarthritis: Role of Physiotherapy

Author dynafisio Categories Knee Pain Treatment Gurgaon

Knee osteoarthritis (OA), also known as degenerative joint disease, is typically the result of wear and tear and progressive loss of articular cartilage.

Treatment for knee osteoarthritis begins with conservative methods and progresses to surgical treatment options when conservative treatment fails. While medications can help slow the progression of RA and other inflammatory conditions, no proven disease-modifying agents for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis currently.

Physiotherapy Management

Physiotherapy should be started with all patients with a diagnosis of OA

Pain is a common symptom that occurs at different intensities depending on the individual, it is not necessarily related to severity of OA progression

Exercise has been proven to be effective as pain management and also improves physical functioning in the short term. Exercises have to take place under the supervision of a physiotherapist initially and when properly instructed these exercises can be performed at home, though research has shown that group exercise combined with home exercise is more effective.[

Role of Physiotherapy

Education

Understanding what OA is

Explaining pain

Explain long term management of OA

Educate regarding activity modification

Role of weight loss

Promote active, healthy lifestyle

Exercise

Reduce knee pain and inflammation.

Normalise knee joint range of motion.

Strengthen lower kinetic chain

Cardio-vascular exercise

Improve proprioception, agility and balance.

Improve function

Use of walking aids as needed

Land-based exercises are ideal for most people and are strongly recommended.

Exercise has also been found to be beneficial for other co-morbidities and overall health. Walking, resistance training, cycling, yoga and Tai Chi are examples of such exercises. An individualised exercise program should be set by a physiotherapist initially, taking into account the patient’s goals and hobbies to ensure long term exercise compliance.

Other Interventions

There are various forms of therapeutic interventions that may or may not be helpful for patients with various degrees of evidence to support them:

Hydrotherapy – this may be particularly helpful if pain is very high and analgesia is not tolerated. It can be useful to build up strength and reduce stiffness around the knee joint in a non-weight bearing position.

Taping – works to offload the joint similar to bracing, this is useful in the short term.

Manual therapy – effective to improve ROM

Massage – may be useful to control pain in some subjects, but this has low evidence to show its effectiveness

Bracing

Electrotherapy – such as TENS and muscle stimulation may be used to improve quadricep strength and has some evidence to show it can help with pain reduction.

AT our Physiotherapy centre in Gurgaon we have got the best team of physios who are specialised in advance techniques.For more info contact our best team of physiotherapists on www.dynafisio.com or call us at 8929294515

Peripheral Artery
10Mar

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE

Author dynafisio Categories foot pain

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is known as a condition where by the blood flow in the limb arteries are obstructed . Commonly, the legs are the most affected. These arteries are obstructed due to plaque deposits that restrict blood flow through the peripheries. Although blood flow may be also restricted by deep vein thrombosis, which may be a blood clot that occurs in the periphery of the limbs 

Aetiology

The most common cause of PAD is atherosclerosis, similarly, they share the same risk factors: smoking, diabetes, age, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. Uncommon vascular symptoms, such as vasculitis, thromboangiitis obliterans, popliteal entrapment syndrome, and fibromuscular dysplasis, account for less than 10% of cases.  It is estimated that up to 60% of patients with PAD will have ischaemic heart disease, and 30% have cerebrovascular disease.

Risk Factors

Cigarette Smoking-Cigarette smoking increases the chance of having PAD by seven-fold

Diabetes-  Diabetes Mellitus leads to a two-to fourfold increase in risk of cardiovascular events

Age-The risk of PAD increases as the population approaches the age of 50. It has been reported that PAD affects 0.9% of 40-49 year olds and increases to 14.5% of 70 year olds and above .Studies also have shown that men are the target population of PAD 

Gender- TASC II guidelines conclude that men are affected at a younger age than women. However, overall there is no clear distinction in risk.

Hypertension-Hypertension can be a risk for developing PAD.

Symptoms

-claudication

– burning and aching sensation in legs

-Occlusion or stenosis of the aorta commonly causes bilateral buttock, thigh, and calf claudication. 

Clinical Manifestations

  • Non-healing wounds on legs or feet
  • Unexplained leg pain
  • Pain on walking that resolves when stopped
  • Pain in foot at rest made which worsens with elevation
  • Ulcers
  • Gangrene
  • Dry skin
  • Cramping
  • Aching

Physiotherapy Management

  • Supervised treadmill exercise improves treadmill walking performance in patients with PAD.
  • Supervised treadmill exercise has greater benefit on treadmill walking performance than home-based walking exercise.
  • Home-based walking exercise interventions that involve behavioral techniques are effective for functional impairment in people with PAD and improve the 6-min walk distance more than supervised treadmill exercise.
  • Upper and lower extremity ergometry improve walking performance in patients with PAD and improve peak oxygen uptake.
  • Lower extremity resistance training can improve treadmill walking performance in PAD, but is not as effective as supervised treadmill exercise.
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AT our Physiotherapy centre in Gurgaon we have got the best team of physios who are specialised in advance techniques.

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