Manual Therapy

Enhance mobility and reduce pain with personalized manual therapy sessions at CDL Rehabilitation in Doral.

What Manual Therapy Are

Manual therapy is a hands-on treatment technique that involves manipulating muscles, joints, and soft tissues to relieve pain, improve mobility, and promote healing.

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Treatment Description

Manual therapy includes a variety of techniques, such as joint mobilizations, manipulations, soft tissue work, and stretching, aimed at improving movement and reducing discomfort. It is often used in physical therapy and rehabilitation.

What It Includes

The treatment involves the therapist using their hands to apply controlled force or pressure to the affected area, such as the back, neck, or limbs. Sessions typically last 30-60 minutes and can be repeated based on the condition being treated.

Disorders treated

What Are Manual Therapy Used For?

Manual therapy is effective for treating musculoskeletal pain, joint dysfunction, muscle tightness, chronic pain conditions, neck and back pain, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Joint Pain and Stiffness

Reduces pain and improves mobility in conditions like arthritis or joint dysfunction by increasing range of motion.

Muscle Tension and Spasms

Relieves tightness and spasms by manually relaxing muscles and improving blood flow.

Postural Issues

Corrects poor posture by addressing muscular imbalances and joint restrictions.

Sports Injuries

Enhances recovery from injuries such as sprains or strains by improving circulation and reducing stiffness.

Chronic Pain Conditions

Manages chronic pain in conditions like fibromyalgia or lower back pain by addressing soft tissue and joint dysfunction.

Headaches

Alleviates tension headaches and migraines caused by muscle tightness or joint restrictions, especially in the neck and shoulders.

Sciatica

Relieves sciatic nerve pain by reducing pressure on the nerve and addressing underlying muscle and joint issues.

Consequences of not treating disorders

Persistent Muscle and Joint Pain

Without manual therapy, pain caused by muscle tension or joint dysfunction may remain unresolved, leading to ongoing discomfort.

Reduced Mobility

Failing to address joint stiffness and muscle tightness can result in limited range of motion, affecting daily activities and physical performance.

Delayed Recovery

Lack of hands-on therapy may slow the healing process for musculoskeletal injuries, prolonging rehabilitation.

Increased Risk of Chronic Conditions

Untreated dysfunctions can lead to long-term issues such as chronic pain, poor posture, or compensatory movement patterns.

Poor Circulation and Tissue Health

Without manual therapy, blood flow to affected areas may be insufficient, slowing tissue repair and regeneration.