Schroth Method
The Schroth Method is a specialized, three-dimensional physical therapy approach developed specifically to treat scoliosis and other spinal conditions.
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He specializes in modern musculoskeletal rehabilitation, the treatment of lymphedema, and the management of spinal conditions. PT MLD/CDT ISST Cert. B. Acupuncture Cert. Chiropractor PT MLD/CDT ISST CERT. B. ACUPUNCTURE CERT. CHIROPRACTOR
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During the first session, we conduct a detailed medical history review and clinical evaluation to gain a comprehensive understanding of your condition. This is followed by specific measurements and a functional assessment, during which we discuss your treatment goals and design a personalized rehabilitation program tailored to your needs and daily routine.
The Schroth Method is a specialized, three-dimensional physical therapy approach developed specifically to treat scoliosis and other spinal conditions.
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Biomedical Acupuncture is a modern, scientifically validated therapeutic method that uses very fine, sterile needles to reduce pain, relax muscles, and improve the function of the neuromuscular system.
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A scientifically validated therapeutic approach aimed at restoring movement, reducing pain, and improving quality of life through personalized assessment and treatment.
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Chiropractic is a specialized therapeutic approach used to restore normal joint mobility and improve the function of the musculoskeletal system. Through specific, controlled manipulations, it can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore normal movement.
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Treatment is tailored to each patient’s needs and may include Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), which is performed by the therapist’s hands, specialized compression bandaging, personalized therapeutic exercises, self-management instructions, and the use of compression garments when necessary. Our goal is not only to treat edema but also to improve quality of life and prevent its progression.
Rehabilitation
About 1 in 5 women (20%) undergoing treatment for breast cancer will develop lymphedema in the upper limb at some point after treatment, with the risk increasing significantly when axillary lymph node dissection is combined with radiation therapy. Timely and personalized evaluation and treatment are critical both for prevention and for managing lymphedema once it develops. At our clinic, you will find the appropriate form of guidance based on your clinical profile.
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