Divine Rehabilitation & Pain Management, Physiotherapy Clinic

05/04/2020

24/08/2017

A recent study indicates that physical therapy for lumbar spinal stenosis yields the same outcome as surgery for stenosis.

If you have low back pain or leg pain from lumbar spinal stenosis, you may benefit from physical therapy to help you improve your mobility and decrease your pain. You physical therapist can teach you how to effectively manage your symptoms through exercise and postural correction.

Symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis typically include:
Back pain
Leg pain or tingling that is worse with walking and better with sitting
Difficulty walking due to pain
A flat back posture with a slight forward lean

19/08/2017

A course of manual therapy in conjunction with mechanical or manual traction is found to be the most relieving and effective treatment for cervical radiculopathy. As the pressure begins to reduce on the nerve, treatment to the associated areas of muscle spasm and joint stiffness frequently helps reduce the symptoms. As in all cases, the underlying muscle weakness and tightness is addressed with a specific exercise program to help reduce the likelihood of this condition returning. Exercise training to assist in returning to normal activity is the primary goal. Modalities such as ice and electrical stimulation are utilized to reduce the acute inflammation and pain as well.

16/08/2017

Physiotherapy is scientifically proven to be one of the most effective ways to treat and prevent pain and injury. It strengthens muscles and improves function.

It not only reduces or removes pain for a short time, but also reduces the risk for future back-pain re-occurrence. Based on the particular diagnosis, varied methods are practiced by physiotherapists to treat patients. They may follow pain management program, which helps get rid of inflammation and swelling for sometimes. (Dr. Avneesh Sawhney P.T )