There are many types of postoperative care for patients depending on the nature of the surgery. and the patient's health history, including pain management Increasing the angle of movement And the last thing is to increase strength.

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Caring for patients after surgery Starting from patient assessment, diagnosis, and care planning. Assessment of complications and evaluation of results from surgery This is because surgery often has both physical and mental effects on the patient's recovery. It also causes the patient to feel irritated. Stress and anxiety can occur. Our team of physiotherapists will conduct a comprehensive assessment. and sets short- and long-term goals with the patient to maximize the potential for recovery. Including reducing the possibility of problems that may occur following surgery.

Physical therapy can be done immediately after surgery. is necessary for recovery as soon as possible Physical therapy helps patients improve their mobility. and strength to be able to carry out normal daily activities The patient's body will not be able to move normally without proper, specific training.

Physical therapists are specifically trained in restoring range of motion. increasing strength Strengthening balance in body movements and prevention of re-injury during the patient's recovery after surgery. our physio The patient will be evaluated and treatment goals will be determined to minimize adverse effects from surgery such as pain, swelling, numbness, etc. Another important goal is Restoring normal movement, flexibility, and physical performance. The physiotherapist and the patient will work together to set goals so that the patient can return to normal life. Ready to prevent injuries from occurring again.