Manual Therapy - Joint Treatment
Specialized treatment for joint and spinal disorders through targeted mobilization and manipulation
What is Manual Therapy?
Manual therapy is a specialized physiotherapeutic treatment method for examining and treating functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. With targeted manual techniques, joint blockages are released, mobility is improved, and pain is alleviated. The treatment includes both mobilization techniques for joints and specific exercises for stabilization and strengthening.
Applications of Manual Therapy
Manual therapy is successfully used for:
Spinal Disorders
- • Back pain and blockages
- • Neck pain and cervical syndromes
- • Herniated discs
- • SI joint blockages (sacroiliac joint)
Joint Problems
- • Shoulder-arm syndromes
- • Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow
- • Knee pain and meniscus problems
- • Hip complaints and movement restrictions
Post-Surgery
- • After joint operations
- • After disc surgery
- • For scar treatment
- • For postoperative movement restrictions
Chronic Conditions
- • Arthritis (joint wear)
- • Chronic headaches
- • Recurring blockages
- • Movement restrictions
Combination with Other Therapies
Manual therapy can be effectively combined with:
- Classic Massage for muscle relaxation
- Heat Therapy for pain relief
- Device Training (KGG) for muscle building
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a manual therapy session last?
A typical session lasts 20-30 minutes. The duration depends on the prescription and the scope of treatment. Multiple sessions per week are often recommended for acute complaints.
Is manual therapy painful?
Manual therapy should not be painful. You may feel stretching or slight pressure during mobilization, but this should remain in a tolerable range. Please always communicate with your therapist.
How many sessions do I need?
The number of sessions depends on your symptoms. Typically, 6-12 sessions are necessary. For acute blockages, improvement often occurs after just a few treatments.
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
Yes, manual therapy is a prescription service. Your doctor must prescribe 'Manual Therapy' or 'KG-ZNS' on the prescription.
What's the difference from regular physiotherapy?
Manual therapy is a further training qualification for physiotherapists. It focuses specifically on joint and spinal treatment and requires specialized examination and treatment techniques.
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