Manual Therapy

Manual therapy is a method that has been used for a very long time in the therapy of all musculoskeletal, spine, joint and soft tissue problems of the body. Manual therapy is widely used around the world, but it is a physiotherapy method that has just begun to be heard in our country. It is a scientific therapy method completely based on evidence. Manual therapy means manual therapy, manual treatment, manual healing. Before manual therapy, muscles, bones, joints, ligaments and soft tissues are evaluated in detail. Problems that cause discomfort to the person are clearly identified. After the evaluation, discomfort is eliminated by using appropriate manipulation and mobilization techniques. Manual therapy must be performed by experts. Manual therapy techniques are personalized. It is not applied randomly to everyone. Appropriate exercises must be performed along with manual therapy. When the appropriate exercise and manual therapy program is applied together for a period of time deemed appropriate by the specialist, very successful results are obtained in many disorders.

 WHAT DISORDERS CAN MANUAL THERAPY BE USED IN?

Manual therapy is applied very successfully in the treatment of all muscle, skeletal, joint and soft tissue problems and many related diseases, after the approval of the specialist. Manual therapy is most commonly applied for the following disorders:

 

•  Cervical disc herniation

•  Neck straightening

•  Neck area pain

•  Back area pain

•  Kyphosis (Hunchback)

•  Scoliosis(curvature of the spine

•  Disc herniation

•  Waist flattening

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•  Slipped waist

•  Hip and sacrum pain

•  Hip dislocation

•  Pain after hip and knee prosthesis

•  All joint pain and loss of function

•  Shoulder injuries and pain

•  Frozen shoulder

•  Wrist and elbow pain

•  Muscle and soft tissue injuries i

 

• Joint problems

• Muscle tear

• Heel spur

• Foot disorders

 

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN MANUAL THERAPY:

Before starting manual therapy or any physiotherapy, your therapist should check the muscle, bone and nerve damage of the area where therapy will be applied to prevent any risks. It carries out a detailed evaluation to determine the Then, he applies a treatment that includes one or more types of physical therapy specific to the patient's condition.

 

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