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NNils OudhuisPosted 3 years ago
What do you think about Manual Therapy?
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BBen RoggenbuckPosted 3 years ago
I believe we can or maybe should use it in combination with exercise and advice. It can be a great tool to improve patient - therapist alliance and is sometimes one of the expectations of the patients we maybe sometimes should meet in order to build an alliance. Atleast in the early stages of therapy. I also believe it can be helpful in movement restrictions if an active mobilisation is not possible do to pain or fear or other factors. It can be a good way to start building a confidence again to move certain joints certain ways.
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MMagnus OlafssonPosted 3 years ago
A useful adjunct to treatment, As Ben stated useful to get someone on board as there is the public expectation that 'physio' is a hands on profession. Use of a limited number of sessions 1-4 alongside active treatment.
Think when it becomes dangerous is when its a sign up for 10 sessions once every 2 days with no active rehab.
It is a useful 'losenge' to allow for decreasing pain in those people that are subacute and as long as it provides a decent reduction in symptoms for a while after you have performed MT then that is a window of oppertunity to get someone on board on active rehab.
It may not do what we used to think it did, however it can be argued through bioloskys 2010 paper that there is a decending inhibition effect.
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KKeims KerlsersPosted 2 years ago
Manual Therapy or not? When most people hear the word 'manual therapy' they tend to associate it with physical therapists. But what if I told you that using manual methods can be just as effective as conventional modalities in huff post addressing some of your foot pain issues? It sounds too good to be true but thanks to modern technology, manual therapy can help you return to normal foot movements and enjoy pain-free running.
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SSandra0147Posted 9 months ago
"For those exploring the effectiveness of manual therapy techniques, TG Macro offers insightful analyses on the latest trends and research in physical therapy, providing readers with comprehensive perspectives on whether to pursue these treatments
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JJoann MillerPosted 8 months ago
Similarly, mobilization and manipulation of joints modulates pain drift hunters and improves mobility.
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DDaily workPosted 2 months ago
Manual therapy, when combined with exercise and advice, can be a valuable tool in managing pain and improving mobility. It involves hands-on techniques that can help address underlying musculoskeletal issues. However, it's important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine if manual therapy is appropriate for your specific needs and to develop https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-6-critical-thinking-essay-writing-services-expert-gloria-kopp-ziucf personalized treatment plan.