Not necessarily. Your physiotherapist will determine whether these tools are appropriate for your condition and goals.
Not necessarily. Your physiotherapist will determine whether these tools are appropriate for your condition and goals.
No. They may be used for assessment, movement analysis, rehabilitation progression, and performance support in addition to pain management.
They can support more precise and targeted rehabilitation, which may improve outcomes when combined with active physiotherapy treatment.
Yes. Therapeutic ultrasound is safe when applied by a licensed physiotherapist following a proper assessment.
It can be helpful in some chronic conditions, particularly when used alongside exercise therapy and active rehabilitation.
Most patients feel little to no sensation. Some may notice mild warmth in the treated area.
The number of sessions depends on your condition and response to treatment. Ultrasound is typically used for a limited period as part of a broader physiotherapy plan.
No. Therapeutic ultrasound supports physiotherapy care but does not replace exercise, movement retraining, or active rehabilitation.
Most patients tolerate needling very well. Sensations vary and may include a brief ache or muscle twitch. Treatment is always adjusted to your comfort level.
Dry needling and IMS focus on muscle and nerve function, while acupuncture in physiotherapy is used to support pain relief and tissue healing. Both are based on anatomical assessment and movement analysis.
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