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What sort of treatments do Chartered Physiotherapists use?
 
A Chartered Physiotherapist is adept in a broad range of skills including manipulation, acupuncture, mobilisation, massage, taping, and exercises. This can also be augmented by electrical apparatus e.g. ultrasound, designed to help in restoring function, relieving pain and to promote healing. Preventative measures are vital and the Chartered Physiotherapist will spend time teaching you how to avoid recurrence of your problem. Significantly physiotherapy is a medically recognised specialty and your therapist will liaise with your GP where necessary.
 
How does a Chartered Physiotherapist decide the best form of treatment?
 
A thorough assessment will be undertaken on your initial appointment. This will involve a thorough examination, including questions on the history of the problem, your work/ recreational habits and if appropriate previous treatments. After full consultation with you and where appropriate your GP/ Consultant, where a treatment plan will be outlined.

 




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