Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
For post-op recovery like knee/hip replacements, fractures, or tendon injuries. Improves strength, ROM, and pain relief.
Why Orthopaedic Rehabilitation is Done
- To restore range of motion and flexibility
- To rebuild muscle strength and endurance
- To reduce pain and inflammation
- To improve functional mobility
- To prevent complications and re-injury
How Orthopaedic Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Evaluation of injury, surgery, and functional limitations
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Range of Motion: Gentle stretching and mobility exercises
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Strength Training: Progressive resistance exercises
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Pain Management: Ice, heat, and manual therapy techniques
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Functional Training: Activity-specific exercises for daily tasks