Monday, October 27, 2014

Wrist Joint Pain for Physical Therapy (PT) 04

Physical Therapy (PT) for Wrist Joint Pain:07

Physical therapy is a conventional treatment provided as an adjuvant therapy to medication, interventional pain therapy and surgery. Physical therapy is prescribed before surgery as a conservative treatment and after surgery as a supporting therapy. Patient with severe pain often resist physical therapy and in such situation injection of local anesthetics in wrist joint often precedes physical therapy.

Goal of Physical Therapy (PT)-

·         Improve Joint Movements
·         Enhance Muscle Strengthening
·         Maintain Normal Muscle Tone
·         Augment Coordination.

Indications for Physical Therapy to Treat Wrist Pain

·         Chronic Wrist Joint Pain
·         Muscle Spasm of Hand And Forearm Muscles
·         Post Surgery Wrist Joint Stiffness
·         Post Surgery Wrist Joint Instability
·         Muscle Atrophy- Hand And Forearm Muscles
·         Hand and Forearm Muscle Weaknesses

Physical Therapy Techniques-

·         Exercise
·         Stretching
·         Ultrasound Therapy
·         Infrared or Heat Therapy
·         Cold Therapy

·         Massage Therapy

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