Physical therapy is commonly used to treat orthopedic issues
such as fractures, joint replacements, and musculoskeletal injuries. Therapists work on
improving range of motion, strength, and flexibility while reducing pain and
inflammation.

Athletes recovering from sports-related injuries often turn to physical
therapy for a structured rehabilitation program. This helps to regain strength, flexibility,and agility and reduce the risk of re-injury. 

Individuals with chronic pain conditions like arthritis,fibromyalgia, or back pain can benefit from physical therapy.Therapists employ manual techniques,exercises, and modalities to alleviate pain and improve function.

Older adults often require physical therapy to maintain or regain
mobility and independence. Physical therapists work on fall prevention, pain
management, and improving balance to enhance the quality of life in the elderly population.

Physical therapy can treat conditions related to the inner ear, such
as vertigo and balance disorders. Specialized exercises and techniques are used to improve balance and reduce dizziness.

After surgeries like joint replacements or ligament repairs, physical therapy aids in the recovery process. It helps patients regain strength,mobility, and function while reducing post-operative complications.

Physical therapy assists individuals recovering from work-related injuries by focusing on restoring function and mobility to enable a return to the workforce safely.

Physical therapy is valuable for women experiencing conditions like pelvic pain, incontinence, or postpartum issues. It helps improve pelvic floor strength and alleviate discomfort. and improve function.