PROFFHAUS CLINIC

anual Therapy Technique is a treatment that uses the hands to Balancing bone structure muscle tendon and nerves Using the "Maitland Approach" by Geoffrey D. Maitland, an Australian physical therapist who invented and began using Manual Therapy to treat patients with pain. This treatment is supported by research and is a technique that many practitioners use. Physiotherapy around the world is very accepting. In addition, we also use the treatment together with an electromagnetic stimulation machine (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) that can stimulate through clothing down to a depth of 10 centimeters to relax muscles and reduce pain. Including helping to treat symptoms related to the spine and nerves very well for the most effective treatment results.

Physical Therapy for Neck & Shoulder Pain

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause of symptoms.

2. Physical examination, including analysis of the structure of the spine.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Back Pain

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause of symptoms.

2. Physical examination, including analysis of the structure of the spine.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Shoulder Pain - Frozen Shoulder

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause of symptoms.

2. Physical examination, including analysis of the structure of the shoulder joint.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Sports Injuries

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause of the symptoms and the injured body structure.

2. Examine the body to find injured structures and assess the severity of the condition.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Migraine

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the causes and behaviors that trigger headaches.

2. Physical examination to look for tight structures that trigger headaches.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Herniated disc

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause and severity of symptoms.

2. Physical examination to determine the level of the spine and intervertebral discs that trigger pain.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms. Including techniques used and treatment guidelines. Including a treatment plan to stimulate the movement of the cervical disc.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

Physical Therapy for Sciatica Pain

Steps

1. Take a detailed history to analyze the cause of symptoms.

2. Examine the body to find structures that trigger pain.

3. Explain the cause of the symptoms.

4. Treat with manual techniques appropriate to the symptoms and problems detected in each individual, such as Mobilization, moving, bending, pulling joints, restructuring / Fascia and muscle release / Therapeutic massage.

5. Treat with physical therapy tools such as Ultrasound / PMS (Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) / Electrical stimulation / Combined ES and US therapy.

6. Teach exercise postures that are appropriate for each person. Including giving advice on correct posture to reduce and prevent pain.

We choose to use PMS technology or Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation, which is stimulation of the nervous system and muscles.

By using electromagnetic waves medical treatment called electromagnetic to treat pain such as

muscle pain Tendonitis, joint pain and nerve numbness can be effectively treated. The electrical waves will

Can stimulate through clothing without touching the skin. Descends to tissue and bone up to 10 cm deep.

By stimulating the nerves, signals will be sent that help suppress pain. It can treat both pain and pain.

acute and chronic It also stimulates tissue repair.

What symptoms should PMS be treated with?

- Chronic neck and shoulder pain

- Numbness along the nerves

- Pain along the spine

- Back pain and numbness radiating down the legs.

- Increase muscle strength

We choose to use PMS technology or Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation, which is stimulation of the nervous system and muscles.

By using electromagnetic waves medical treatment called electromagnetic to treat pain such as

muscle pain Tendonitis, joint pain and nerve numbness can be effectively treated. The electrical waves will

Can stimulate through clothing without touching the skin. Descends to tissue and bone up to 10 cm deep.

By stimulating the nerves, signals will be sent that help suppress pain. It can treat both pain and pain.

acute and chronic It also stimulates tissue repair.

What symptoms should PMS be treated with?

- Chronic neck and shoulder pain

- Numbness along the nerves

- Pain along the spine

- Back pain and numbness radiating down the legs.

- Increase muscle strength

We choose to use PMS technology or Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation, which is stimulation of the nervous system and muscles.

By using electromagnetic waves medical treatment called electromagnetic to treat pain such as

muscle pain Tendonitis, joint pain and nerve numbness can be effectively treated. The electrical waves will

Can stimulate through clothing without touching the skin. Descends to tissue and bone up to 10 cm deep.

By stimulating the nerves, signals will be sent that help suppress pain. It can treat both pain and pain.

acute and chronic It also stimulates tissue repair.

What symptoms should PMS be treated with?

- Chronic neck and shoulder pain

- Numbness along the nerves

- Pain along the spine

- Back pain and numbness radiating down the legs.

- Increase muscle strength

We choose to use PMS technology or Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation, which is stimulation of the nervous system and muscles.

By using electromagnetic waves medical treatment called electromagnetic to treat pain such as

muscle pain Tendonitis, joint pain and nerve numbness can be effectively treated. The electrical waves will

Can stimulate through clothing without touching the skin. Descends to tissue and bone up to 10 cm deep.

By stimulating the nerves, signals will be sent that help suppress pain. It can treat both pain and pain.

acute and chronic It also stimulates tissue repair.

What symptoms should PMS be treated with?

- Chronic neck and shoulder pain

- Numbness along the nerves

- Pain along the spine

- Back pain and numbness radiating down the legs.

- Increase muscle strength

Mobilization Technique is a treatment that uses the hands to pull, bend, and adjust bones and joints. According to the principles of anatomy (Anatomy), the structure of joints, bones, muscles, and nerves to be in the appropriate position. It is a technique that reduces pain. Reduce muscle contraction, reduce tightness in ligaments and joints and increase flexibility in the joints. Treat with Therapeutic massage to help reduce muscle tightness in specific areas, relax and stimulate blood circulation to the structures.