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Massage therapy can be defined as the use of different massage techniques for therapeutic purposes, that is, for the treatment of diseases and injuries
Osteopathy is a type of alternative medicine and pseudomedicine that emphasizes massage and other physical manipulations of muscle tissue and bones. Effective for lumbago, neck pain, shoulders or lower limbs.
Diacutaneous fibrólisis is the physiotherapy method for the treatment of the mechanical algics of the locomotive apparatus by the destruction of adhesions and irritative inter-aponeuroic or myo-aponeurotic corpuscles by means of “hooks” applied on the skin.
Dry puncture is a semi-invasive technique that uses acupuncture needles for the treatment of myofascial pain syndrome, a syndrome produced by trigger points.
In electrotherapy we apply a technique of “superficial thermotherapy” based on heat irradiated from infrared emitting lamps type [A].
Therapeutic ultrasound has been part of clinical practice since the 1950s and its application is still in place.
Cryotherapy is the application of cold on the body. It has, in general, less effects than thermotherapy. Its main effects on the organism are:
Diathermy consists of local heating of tissues in an area of the body under the influence of a strong electric or magnetic field, which contributes to relaxation of the muscles and relieves the sensation of pain.
Rehabilitation is often a costly process, especially in extreme cases where the mobility of the lower train has been greatly reduced following surgery or serious problems over the years. Sprains, strains, tears, osteoarthritis of the knee … and also circulatory diseases like thrombosis, varices, ulcers or cramps.
Every treatment has a process, with an increase of resistance and intensity. The first exercises will aim at increasing blood circulation; and in the second grade will be moved to muscular strengthening, with adduction exercises and hip abduction to strengthen the thighs. The goal will be to increase coordination of muscles, improving physical capacity and providing greater stability and balance. In this second phase the exercises will have greater resistance, forcing the muscles to work harder for full recovery.
