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Physical Therapy for Obesity demands a multifaceted treatment plan. Physiotherapy can help people manage obesity along with diet and exercise. Physiotherapy provides individualised treatments.

Physiotherapist-prescribed workouts boost physical activity, cardiovascular health, and weight loss.
They may include low-impact aerobic, strength, flexibility, and joint-friendly workouts.
Physiotherapists advise on ergonomics, sleep hygiene, stress management, nutrition, and exercise.
They can also treat musculoskeletal disorders that cause weight gain or prevent exercise.
Obesity patients can get a customised plan with a physiotherapist.
Physiotherapy sessions can track progress, motivate, and change treatment plans. Multidisciplinary obesity management includes physiotherapy. Physical therapy improves weight loss, mobility, and health.

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FROM PAIN TO PROGRESS: INSPIRING HOPE AND HEALING

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I love PhysiofyMe's obesity physiotherapy. The therapists understand obesity's special demands. I've lost weight thanks to their customised exercises and lifestyle advice.

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Abhinay

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Therapists helped me overcome weight. I lost weight, got active, and improved my health with personalised activities and lifestyle changes.

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Shanti Singh

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Therapists helped me lose weight. Their customised exercises and nutritional advice have improved my mobility, fitness, and well-being. I recommend PhysiofyMe's obesity physiotherapy programme for weight-related health issues.

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Kripa Shankar

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PhysiofyMe's obesity treatment programme transformed me. Therapists understand obesity and give a helpful, non-judgmental environment. Personal training has improved my strength, mobility, and health.

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Samuel

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a session of obesity physiotherapy last?

The patient's condition, treatment objectives, and physical stamina determine the length of an obesity physiotherapy session. The length of time that a session lasts can range anywhere from half an hour to an hour. To select the proper session duration for optimal outcomes, the physiotherapist will analyse the individual's needs, skills, and exercise tolerance.

In obesity physiotherapy, what approaches and therapies are used?

In obesity physiotherapy, physiotherapists use a variety of techniques and interventions, such as tailored exercise programs, aerobic training, strength and resistance training, flexibility exercises, balance and coordination exercises, postural correction, manual therapy techniques, education on proper body mechanics, and strategies for healthy lifestyle modifications. They collaborate closely with patients to develop personalized treatment regimens that match their specific requirements and goals.

What conditions or issues may obesity physiotherapy address?

Obesity physiotherapy can help with a variety of obesity-related diseases and concerns, such as joint pain, musculoskeletal discomfort, reduced mobility, decreased flexibility, cardiovascular deconditioning, respiratory problems, bad posture, and an increased risk of falling. It can also help with the management of obesity-related comorbidities such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

How can physiotherapy help with weight management?

Physiotherapy is important in the management of obesity because it addresses the physical limits and health hazards associated with being overweight. Physiotherapists can help you lose weight, improve your cardiovascular health, boost your strength and mobility, and improve your general fitness by providing personalized exercise programs, lifestyle changes, and education on optimal movement practices. They also assist people in managing discomfort, improving posture, and developing appropriate movement patterns to aid in long-term weight management.

What exactly is obesity physiotherapy?

Obesity physiotherapy is a subspecialty of physiotherapy that focuses on assessing, treating, and managing physical difficulties and functional limitations associated with obesity. It seeks to help people achieve and maintain a healthy weight while addressing the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and metabolic issues that obesity can cause.