If your doctor has recommended physiotherapy in Surrey, you may be wondering at what types of benefits you will receive as a result of the treatment. In fact, there are many benefits to physiotherapy.
What is physiotherapy?
First, let’s have a look at the definition of physiotherapy. It is defined as a holistic approach to increasing and maximizing one’s mobility and overall function in life. In some areas across the country, you need a doctor’s referral to see a physiotherapist; other areas do not require this. In Surrey, you do not need a referral.
A physiotherapist most often works with those who have suffered an injury as a result of playing sports, or an accident. Muscle and joint injuries can be treated with a combination of pain medication and certain types of surgery from your primary health care provider, but are often also treated using physiotherapy.
Here are just a few of the benefits of partnering with a physiotherapist:
- Reduced pain: Regular sessions with a physiotherapist helps to reduce pain and inflammation, which can result in the need for less pain medication.
- Increased flexibility and mobility: When you have sore muscles and joints, it can be difficult to move around, thus reducing your overall quality of life. Regular sessions increase your flexibility and mobility.
- Reduce the risk of future injuries: regular sessions can strengthen your injured joint and muscle, and thus reduce the risk of re-injuring the area in the future.
- Comprehensive plan that includes home exercises: In between sessions, your physiotherapist may devise a home exercise plan for you.
Physiotherapy in Surrey can get you moving again if you’ve suffered an accident or sports injury. Synergy Rehab Surrey Cedar Hills Physiotherapy will work with your primary health care provider to devise a plan that will speed up your recovery and help prevent further injury.