Post-Operative Rehabilitation

The physiotherapist will assess the patient’s post-operative condition, including the surgical site, post-operative pain, range of motion, and functional limitations.

Based on the assessment results, an individualized rehabilitation goal will be set.

• Pain management: There may be pain and discomfort after surgery. The physiotherapist can use techniques like cold therapy, electrotherapy, and ultrasound to alleviate pain and guide the patient in self-pain management.
• Flexibility and stretching: Perform stretching and flexibility exercises to restore normal joint range of motion and reduce tissue fibrosis.
• Functional recovery: The physiotherapist will help the patient regain the ability to perform daily living activities, such as walking, sitting, and gripping objects, including balance training, gait training, skill training, and assistive device guidance.
• Restoring motor function: The physiotherapist will design specific exercise programs, including range of motion, strength training, stretching, strengthening, and balance training.