Reduced Range Of Movement

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Our specialist neurological physiotherapists at Physio.co.uk commonly treat people with decreased range of movement as a result of:

Physiotherapy will help improve your range of movement so you can sit, stand and walk better with less pain. Decreased range of movement may be due to:

Pain
Stiffness
Increased muscle tone (spasticity)
Reduced mobility
Reduced sensation
Swelling

Physiotherapy at Physio.co.uk will improve your range of movement in order to improve your ability with basic functional tasks and enhance your quality of life. A structured program tailored to your needs will be developed between you and your physiotherapist so that you get the most out of your treatment. Your physiotherapy program at Physio.co.uk may involve:

Facilitating normal movement patterns
Passive and active movement through joint range
Muscle stretching to relieve stiffness in the joints and surrounding tissue
Joint mobilisation
Weight bearing exercises
Massage
Heat therapy
Hydrotherapy
Functional electrical stimulation
Advice on orthotics/splinting for hands and feet

Above: Specialist physiotherapist assessing available range of movement in the shoulder

Our physiotherapists at Physio.co.uk also work closely with podiatrists and orthotists who will provide you with specific orthotics to make life easier and to reduce the impact that decreased range of movement has on your functional ability.

For more information on how our specialist neurological physiotherapists at Physio.co.uk can improve your range of movement, or to book an appointment please call 0330 088 7800.

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