Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is an umbrella term for different types of treatment. With us you can benefit from the following methods:

Manual Therapy / Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (OMT)

Within physiotherapy, orthopaedic manual therapy specialises in the treatment of muscular skeletal problems. We do not simply regard your complaints as a purely biomedical problem, we also take into consideration your personality, your behaviour as well as the circumstances of your daily life. Together, whilst searching for a solution to your problems, we will find the most effective treatment to permanently cure your symptoms.

Sport physiotherapy

Sports therapy is used to prevent and treat faulty posture and overexertion or injuries during training and competitions and also to aid rehabilitation after sports injuries. So you take part in amateur or competitive sports? Let our trained sports physiotherapists support you in achieving your sporting goals.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Manual lymphatic drainage is used to resorb swollen tissue. Special, rhythmic, circular and pumping manipulation supports resorption of the accumulated liquid. Swelling of the tissue decreases, pain is reduced and your tissue is softer and looser again. Manual lymphatic drainage is only performed by physiotherapists specialized in this treatment.

Myofascial trigger point therapy

Trigger point therapy is only performed on patients by specially trained physiotherapists and doctors. In addition to the manual techniques used to deactivate trigger points and to loosen connective tissue, we also use subsequent treatments to stretch and relax the muscles thereby increasing their functionality.

Dry Needling

Dry Needling enables the therapist to treat trigger points which are located deep down in the muscle or which are not easily accessed accurately. In dry needling treatment, a very thin acupuncture needle is inserted into the trigger point causing or supporting your complaint. By doing this, the muscle cramps and subsequently relaxes helping very tense muscles to relax and improve circulation of blood within the muscle. Dry Needling is an effective method and a valuable addition to myofascial trigger point therapy.

Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD)

CMD is an umbrella term for structural, functional, biochemical and psychological dysregulations of the muscular and TMJ function. Since the causes can be so diverse, a precise analysis of your symptoms is particularly crucial here for a successful course of treatment. In addition to a correct working hypothesis, your understanding of these relationships is very important. Good interdisciplinary cooperation with your treating doctor (possibly occlusal splinting, drug therapy, etc.) is just as important as manual physio- and Electrotherapy. Our practical tips for self-treatment have a lasting effect.

Taping

1. Kinesio Taping is a type of treatment which involves taping elastic, textile and, if requested, colourful adhesive tape onto the patient‘s skin to reactively and positively influence bodily structures (muscles, ligaments, joints and lymphatic vessels). 2. Classic stabilising tapes are functional adhesive tapes which provide stability for your joint, e.g. after ligament injury. They also relieve pain. Furthermore, they help avoid unwanted movement and therefore enable weight to be put on the injured structure sooner.

Physiotherapy during pregnancy

Physiotherapy in pregnancy is not possible with Back pain the therapy of choice. Depending on the symptoms, light stabilisation and strengthening exercises, stretching and loosening exercises or also the manual therapy and Lymphatic drainage be effective. Tips for everyday life, work and the upcoming birth are helpful and included.

Electrotherapy

Our state-of-the-art medical electrotherapy equipment enables us to provide a wide variety of different types of electrical treatment. This type of therapy stimulates local metabolism thus improving the healing process. It also reduces pain and / or improves muscle and joint function. Using our mobile, cordless Compex therapy equipment during your sessions at our practice, you can optimize muscle activity and thus increase muscle growth too. We are happy to advise you on which type of electrical impulse works best for you.

Ultrasound therapy

A special ultrasound gel creates a connection between the transducer and your skin. The sound waves get up to 5 cm deep into the tissue (e.g. ligaments, tendons, bursa, etc.) and there, by stimulating the metabolism, have a pain-relieving and regenerative effect. Just like electrotherapy, we also use ultrasound treatment in addition to other physiotherapeutic measures.

Radial shock wave therapy

Our shock wave therapy device "enPuls" from Zimmer Medizintechnik complements our "classic Physiotherapy" at the Treatment of diseases of muscles, tendons and tendon insertion sites. A reduction in painThe primary goals of this treatment are to improve the function of tissue structures and to activate regeneration processes. Treatment methodwhich is used worldwide with great success.

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Radial shock wave therapy

Our shock wave therapy device "enPuls" from Zimmer Medizintechnik complements our "classic physiotherapy" in the treatment of diseases of muscles, tendons and tendon insertion sites. A reduction in pain, an improvement in the function of the...

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Ultrasound therapy

A special ultrasound gel is used to create a connection between the transducer and your skin. The sound waves reach up to 5 cm...

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Electrotherapy

With our state-of-the-art medical electrotherapy equipment, we have a wide range of different types of current. Depending on the effect...

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Physiotherapy during pregnancy

Physiotherapy during pregnancy is the therapy of choice for back pain. Depending on the symptoms, light stabilisation and strengthening exercises, stretching and loosening exercises or...

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Taping

1. kinesiotaping is a treatment technique in which elastic, textile and, depending on preference, coloured adhesive strips are applied to the skin,...

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Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD)

CMD is an umbrella term for structural, functional, biochemical and psychological dysregulation of muscle and temporomandibular joint function. Since the causes can be so diverse...

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Dry Needling

Dry needling enables precise treatment even of deeper and manually inaccessible trigger points. In the process, a thin acupuncture needle is used to...

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Myofascial trigger point therapy

Trigger point therapy is carried out by specially trained physiotherapists as well as doctors.Besides the manual techniques to deactivate the trigger points and to...

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Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Manual lymph drainage is used to reabsorb swollen tissue. Through special, rhythmic, circular and pumping hand movements, we support the resorption...

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Sport physiotherapy

Sports physiotherapy is used for the prevention and treatment of incorrect and excessive strain or injuries, for the care of athletes in training and competition and...

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