Most of the Americans suffer from arthritis and this illness has more than hundred possible locations that can be present in inflammation, joint pain, and stiffness. 

This chronic condition is categorized by joint inflammation and tissues surrounding it. Many factors contribute toward the development of arthritis- it includes genetics, immune system disorders, previous injuries, obesity, and a sedentary lifestyle. It can affect any joint as well as be present in one or many joints- depending upon the type and severity of the illness. Common areas of injuries are back, neck, hip, knees, hands, jaw, or feet. 

Who can get arthritis?

Anyone can develop arthritis- male, female, kids, adult, seniors- anyone can develop arthritis. However, females are more prone to develop this illness compared to males.

How does physiotherapist treat arthritis?

Diagnosis is the simple answer. People with unattended arthritis rush to physiotherapy for help. The troubles are mostly associated with hip, knees, spine, shoulder, hand pain, and stiffness. Physiotherapists are highly trained to inquire about the onset and pattern of pain. Physical and clinical examination of the injury speaks volumes about the joint problem. 

Physiotherapists provide a dynamic medical treatment plan to treat arthritic illness. They embrace self-management and educate for the followings-

• Exercise to restore and maintain the mobility of joints
• Exercises to improve and maintain function and strength
• Joint protection
• Strategies to curb swelling of joints
• Manages joint pains

Every type of arthritis can flare up at any time. For such situations, physiotherapists devise treatments to reduce pain in joints and inflammation. If required, they will also advise to changes required to exercises and activities until all the symptoms are resolved.

At Coxwell Physiotherapy Centre, our physiotherapists are well trained and certified to bestow personalized and tailor-made treatment plan spending upon the arthritis type and the individual suffering. Reach out to the best physiotherapist today.