Physical Therapy

Physical therapy involves the use of hands-on techniques that help relieve pain due to inflammation, stiffness, and soreness. To help you effectively break the pain cycle, your team at Professional Therapy Solutions will use different techniques to diagnose and treat, including addressing the cause of it, providing symptom relief, and assisting in producing natural pain-relieving symptoms.

Equally important, we help you manage emotional and physical components of your condition with a range of treatments options including heat therapy, cold therapy, massage therapy, and relaxation techniques. As an essential component in your healing process, we help you incorporate exercise into your regiment, as well. Using our state-of-the art equipment, we will educate you on how to move safely without exacerbating your current condition. The more you learn how to exercise and put it to use, the less pain you’ll be in and the sooner you’ll be back to enjoying life.

Physical Therapy for Pain Management

At Professional Therapy Solutions, we offer these solutions to help get your body feeling good again:

Pelvic floor physical therapy is a highly specialized conservative treatment option for many common conditions for women and men, including:

  • Urinary and fecal incontinence
  • Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
  • Pelvic organ prolapse
  • Prenatal and postpartum pain
  • Painful intercourse
  • Chronic pelvic pain
  • Interstitial cystitis
  • Dyssynergic defecation
  • Tailbone pain

Find out more on our Women’s Health page.

This type of manual therapy uses stretching and deep pressure to treat soft tissue injuries like sprains, strains, tendonitis, and stress injuries. It relaxes tense muscles and reduces scar tissue formation by breaking up rigid tissue and increasing blood supply to the affected area.

Electrical stimulation, or e-stem, uses electrodes attached to the skin to deliver impulses that make muscles contract. This method is effective in treating pain and spasms in the muscles and in preventing atrophy in those with injuries.

At PTS, we use transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), which uses a low voltage of electrical stimulation to provide pain relief. The electrodes are placed near the nerves or at trigger points to block or change your perception of pain.

This collection of hands-on therapy treats a range of conditions through techniques like exercise to help patients experiencing pain, stiffness, soreness, or a limited range of motion. With a combination of joint manipulation, stretching, and massages, this therapy is valuable in healing and recovery.

Therapeutic exercises are designed to improve strength and reduce pain by restoring function and flexibility. Exercises may include endurance training, neuromotor activities, agility training, and even breathing exercises.

Applying heat or cold to musculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries helps decrease pain and inflammation. By changing the temperature of the tissue, a biological response is induced, leading to an increase in oxygen, blood flow, and metabolic rate.

Splinting involves applying a rigid or flexible orthopedic device to help support or realign bones and joints. This method helps prevent and correct deformities and improve more fluid motion, as it protects an injured body part from moving out of place and incurring further damage.

This type of physical therapy works to improve the strength in your joints and muscles, so you can stand and walk with better balance and posture. By building your endurance with different exercises and developing your muscle memory with repetitive work, you can gain better mobility over time.

Ergonomics focuses on helping people prevent injury by improving the way they move and function throughout their daily life. It involves using certain tools and body mechanics to maximize efficiency and remove behaviors that may be adding to the pain and discomfort.

Practicing better balance by strengthening your legs will help prevent falls and improve overall stability. Balance training can be incorporated into regular physical and daily activities to improve health, performance, endurance, and flexibility.

If you are looking for a team of experts who know exactly how to utilize a variety of resources to pinpoint, diagnose, and effectively treat your pain, Professional Therapy Solutions in Madison, Mississippi, is here to help. For more information on conditions we treat or the methods we use to treat pain, request an appointment online or call our office at (601) 898-1828.