A physiotherapist treats conditions related to musculoskeletal injuries, joint pain, back and neck pain, arthritis, sports injuries, neurological disorders, paralysis, and mobility limitations. Physiotherapy also helps in recovery after surgery or trauma.

Common signs include persistent joint or muscle pain, stiffness, limited movement, muscle weakness, injury-related discomfort, difficulty walking, or delayed recovery after surgery or illness.

Prepare by carrying previous medical records, imaging reports, medication details, comfortable clothing for movement assessment, and noting symptoms or activity limitations.

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation services include exercise therapy, electrotherapy, pain management therapy, post-operative rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, and personalized recovery programs to improve mobility and strength.

You should consult a physiotherapist if you have ongoing pain, reduced mobility, sports injuries, recovery needs after surgery, posture-related issues, or if referred for rehabilitation therapy.

The frequency depends on your condition and rehabilitation plan. Sessions are usually scheduled regularly to monitor progress and improve mobility, strength, and function.