Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center

✓ Congrats,
You are now on your way to a complete recovery!

We have received your answers and have prepared a special plan for you!

CHOOSE A CONVENIENT SLOT:

YOUR PLAN TO DEAL WITH THE PAIN

You'll get a clear start in the next 7 days + how to decide if you should review.

  • Pain is a signal-often worsened by incorrect movements/loads,not because of “lack of will”.

  • 7-day goal: to reduce annoyance + to regain control of movement.

  • If it returns in a week or two - > almost always there is iterative model, which should catch from the test.

7-day start (10-15 min / day)

  • Grin and bear it while pushing through the pain (especially in the same movements)

  • Stretching aggressively just for the sake of it, or because 'that's the word on the street'.

  • Total rest and guarding the area for more than 24–48 hours.

  • Movement snacks (2–3 sessions of 5–10 mins each). (2-3 times for 5-10 minutes)

  • Identifying triggers: what sets it off?Questioner: what movement/position should I use to light it?

  • Choosing a modified movement over doing nothing at all. instead of zero movement

  • Day 1-2: Reduce triggers + 2-3 short stretches/walking

  • Day 3-4: Add 1-2 light physical exercises (no " shooting”, pain)

  • Day 5-7: Increase the dose slightly (temporarily, not by weight)
    Rules: if the pain after exercise, sat down and holds >24 hours → go back 1 step back.

Here's how it would fit in your case:

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*This plan was prepared based on your answer in the questionnaire and serves as a guide. The final program is determined by the therapist after a functional assessment at the first visit.*

WHAT'S NEXT NOW?

  • one

    CHOOSE

    Choose a day and hour that fits perfectly into your go schedules.

  • two

    BOOK

    Confirm your booking with a prepayment via our online system. Your appointment is secured and reserved immediately after a successful payment.

  • three

    PERFORM

    You will visit us at the agreed hour and start immediately after your first personal therapy session for a full recovery.

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