Physical Restoration Techniques involve structured exercises, manual therapies, and strength-building regimens aimed at restoring body function post-injury or illness. These techniques are essential in physical rehabilitation, particularly for those recovering from surgeries or injuries affecting mobility. Therapies include strength training, flexibility exercises, and balance work, each tailored to the patient’s specific physical needs. These techniques gradually rebuild muscle, improve joint range, and enhance coordination. By focusing on the body’s restorative processes, physical restoration techniques foster holistic healing, enabling patients to regain strength, endurance, and the capacity to perform daily activities independently.
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