The manual therapy process consists of diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.The diagnostic analysis is based on conducting a specialized manual test on the basis of which the source of pain can be precisely located. This will allow the physiotherapist to assess whether the cause of pain is a compressed nerve or a diseased joint. This is followed by the treatment process, which aims to eliminate disorders in spine and peripheral joints.
Manual therapy is recommended for people struggling with:
The treatment process includes various therapeutic methods, including soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilizations, massages, exercises to improve and maintain joint mobility, and muscle stretching exercises.
Kaltenborn-Evjenth manual therapy contributes to reducing pain, improving range of motion and minimizing muscle tension.
