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Physical Therapy Helps in Post-Operative Treatment at New Beginning Physical Therapy, Palm Desert, CA

Posted on March 30, 2017 0

Surgery is a traumatizing event to most. Surgeries can go smoothly or can complicate and the surgical period is therefore very unpredictable. Regardless of the outcome, the post-surgery period is a very delicate moment, and it is normally advised that one takes ample rest.

Post-Operative Rehabilitation

Disability and diminished function are events that more often than not happen following an operation and to deal with these issues physical therapy is sought. Physical therapy post-surgery has been shown to improve the quality of life since it helps in regaining near total, if not total, body function.

Orthopedic surgeries are some of the operations with a high incidence of need for post-operative rehabilitation. Physical therapy is vital in the post-surgical period because it will reduce the chances of future pain and even injury.

Post-surgical therapy is often divided into different phases the first one being immediately after the surgery. The effects of anesthesia are not fully subsided immediately after surgery leaving the body in an immobile state. Following this, comes a period of exercises targeting motion and strength restoration. The ultimate goal is to restore pre-surgical activity level.

Post-Operative Physical Therapy at New Beginning Physical Therapy

Physical therapy at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA offers post-operative rehabilitation among its many other physical therapy services. It boasts of a group of highly trained and experienced physical therapists in Palm Desert, CA. A physical therapist in Palm Desert, CA, especially from New Beginning Physical Therapy, should help one get back on their feet as soon as possible following a surgical procedure.

Physical therapists at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA have an in-depth knowledge of surgical procedures and they make it their priority to know the medications that one was on before, during and after an appointment on the surgical table.

Routine body check-ups are performed by physical therapists from New Beginnings before they can carry out a physical therapy session with a patient. Body function indicators are markers of progress, and that is why they are routinely performed especially during the post-surgical period.

Our Treatment Plan

Physical therapy at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA, tailors a treatment plan to suit one’s needs depending on their preferences and their environment. The therapists also offer advice on the type of treatment that will help one get back in shape in no time. New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA,  advises a team-based approach to rehabilitation following surgery. The team should do its best and gear its efforts towards making sure that the patient’s road to recovery is quick and smooth.

Physical therapy options at New Beginnings include but are not limited to pain reduction strategies such as ice and heat, flexibility exercises aimed at improving one’s range of motion, muscle strengthening exercises, gait training, massage and manual therapy and self-care training.

The wide range of physical therapy modalities make New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA, a viable option for people seeking physical therapy.

Call us now to schedule an appointment.

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