Physiotherapy for inflammation
Bes Physical Therapy For Inflammation In Mumbai
The body’s attempt at self-protection is inflammation. The purpose of any kind of inflammation is to remove harmful stimuli – including damaged cells, irritants or pathogens – and start the healing process.
When there is some harmful effect on any part of our body, there is a biological reaction that tries to remove it. Signs and symptoms of inflammation, especially acute inflammation, suggest that the body is trying to heal itself.
Infection and inflammation are two different things. An infection can cause inflammation in the body, because an infection is caused by a bacterium, virus, or fungus, while inflammation is a body reaction. Inflammatory process is an essential part of the body’s immune response.
Initially, it is beneficial when your knee is injured and tissues require care and protection. However, sometimes inflammation can be self-permanent and cause further damage. Inflammation is not a pathological condition in itself, but the body’s response to tissue damage. Inflammatory cells remove debris and pull wound cells to the injury site.
Symptoms of Inflammation:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Redness
- Skin heat
Treatment at Physiocure
We assess, diagnose & treat disorders & injuries of the musculoskeletal system. The commonly used techniques include heat therapy, cold therapy, electrical stimulation, traction. Massage therapy is generally not recommended for inflammation. For therapist, whether using heat or cold therapy is often a personal choice, although cold therapy seems to be more effective for acute pain.
Heat therapy
Heat therapy helps in increasing the blood flow and makes connective tissue more flexible. Temporarily, it reduces joint stiffness, pain, and muscle spasms. Heat also helps reduce inflammation and fluid buildup in tissues (edema). Generally, heat therapy is used to treat inflammation – including arthritis, muscle cramps and sprains and various forms of strains.
Cold medicine
Electrical stimulation
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