What is Manual Therapy?

Manual Therapy means, by word, manual treatment. It includes manual, massage, mobilization and manipulation treatments. Stretching is applied for mobilization, but no clipping sound. In manipulation, the joint sounds from the joint during treatment. After the appropriate position is given to the patient, it is based on the principle of moving the damaged area with a sudden movement. It is mostly used in the treatment of waist and neck problems.

Manuel Therapy Who Practical?

For manual therapy, the patient must first be evaluated by the doctor. Required laboratory and radiology examinations should be made. Serious side effects are likely to occur in practices performed by non-trained individuals. Manual therapy is implemented in our country by physiotherapists, physiotherapists and general practitioners who have received special training in this area.

Who is Manuel Therapy done?

It is used in the treatment of many diseases involving the musculoskeletal system, mainly in the back and neck disorders. Locking syndromes of the spleen include waist and neck hernias, painful muscle and soft tissue syndromes, arthritis, tennis elbow, frozen shoulder and some of these.

Who does not have manual therapy?

Tumor, infection, traumatic and pathological fractures-dislocations, bone erosion, inflammatory rheumatic diseases, mental illness is not done.

How Does Manual Therapy Work?

The region to which the Manual Therapy is applied is primarily lightly heated. The ties are stretched by relaxation and mobilization. After the appropriate position is given, a sudden movement is performed by the treating doctor. Usually a locking sound is heard. The sound of this voice indicates that the process is useful. Approximately 15 minutes after treatment. hot application is made and resting.

What is the Benefit of Manual Therapy?

Manual Therapy provides relief of pain, stiffness and impairment by opening the tissues in an overly tight and locked state around the joints. Mostly it is applied in the treatment of disorders affecting the spine.