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Physiotherapy and Chiropractic

The physiotherapist deals with the restoration of movement function, using physical exercises and various therapy options (heat and cold therapy, ultrasound, magnetic and electric therapy, etc.).
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Physiotherapy and Chiropractic

The physiotherapist deals with the restoration of movement function, using physical exercises and various therapy options (heat and cold therapy, ultrasound, magnetic and electric therapy, etc.). The physiotherapist helps the patient to develop suitable movement activities, and additional aids can be used for this purpose if necessary.

A chiropractor focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of health disorders based on joints, ligaments, muscles, and nerves. A chiropractor primarily deals with back and neck problems.

Manual therapy is a combination of fine diagnostics of the problem and its cause, and manual techniques aimed at solving a specific problem very precisely. Targeted and correctly dosed manual techniques help the manual therapist to restore the normal function and balance of the joints and muscles and the structures surrounding them.

The main problems and reasons for visiting a physiotherapist or chiropractor are muscle problems (muscle tear, muscle tension), lower back pain, back pain, neck and shoulder problems (overload, trauma, etc.), joint problems, rehabilitation, and problems that arise during growth.

You can see a physiotherapist or chiropractor without a referral.

The physiotherapist deals with the restoration of movement function, using physical exercises and various therapy options (heat and cold therapy, ultrasound, magnetic and electric therapy, etc.). The physiotherapist helps the patient to develop suitable movement activities, and additional aids can be used for this purpose if necessary.

A chiropractor focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of health disorders based on joints, ligaments, muscles, and nerves. A chiropractor primarily deals with back and neck problems.

Manual therapy is a combination of fine diagnostics of the problem and its cause, and manual techniques aimed at solving a specific problem very precisely. Targeted and correctly dosed manual techniques help the manual therapist to restore the normal function and balance of the joints and muscles and the structures surrounding them.

The main problems and reasons for visiting a physiotherapist or chiropractor are muscle problems (muscle tear, muscle tension), lower back pain, back pain, neck and shoulder problems (overload, trauma, etc.), joint problems, rehabilitation, and problems that arise during growth.

You can see a physiotherapist or chiropractor without a referral.