Sprains and strains are common injuries that can happen to anyone, regardless of their age or fitness level. Misunderstanding these injuries can lead to inadequate care or prolonged recovery times. Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab recognizes the importance of correctly identifying your injury for an effective and appropriate rehabilitation process.
Sprains involve damage to ligaments, the tough bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to each other. They're most common in joints like the ankle, knee, or wrist.
On the other hand, strains affect the muscles or the tendons, which connect your muscles to your bones. They often occur in the legs and back.
The symptoms of a sprain depend on its severity and can range from pain and swelling to bruising or inability to use the joint. The most visible signs of a sprain are pain around the injured area, swelling, and sometimes bruising. A severe sprain can make it difficult or impossible to use the affected joint.
Strains often happen suddenly and can cause immediate pain. They may lead to muscle weakness, pain while moving, and inflammation. Severe strains can cause muscle spasms or limit movement.
Understanding the key differences between these injuries is crucial. Sprains involve ligaments and joints, while strains impact muscles and tendons. This can affect the treatment protocol, so clear identification is necessary for effective rehabilitation.
At Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab, we customize treatments based on each patient's unique needs. Our experienced therapists will perform a thorough evaluation to identify the right treatment for you.
Physical therapy is an effective way to rehabilitate both sprains and strains. It can help reduce pain, improve function, and prevent future injuries.
Chiropractic treatment can be beneficial for those suffering from sprains or strains. Chiropractors specialize in treating musculoskeletal problems and can provide techniques to improve joint mobility and reduce pain.
Massage therapy can also be effective in healing sprains and strains by increasing blood flow to the injured area, reducing inflammation, and relieving pain.
Custom-made orthotics and bracing can provide added support during recovery, helping to alleviate pain and hasten healing.
Our focus is on your recovery and well-being. Our team of experienced healthcare professionals will assess your injury, listen to your concerns, and devise a personalized treatment plan for your rehabilitation, using the appropriate therapeutic approaches such as chiropractic care, massage therapy, acupuncture, or physiotherapy.
At Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab, we understand that every injury is unique and the road to recovery is personal. We are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality of care and comprehensive treatment plans designed to help you reach your full potential. Our team of healthcare professionals have over a decade of experience working with patients, tailoring treatment plans and ensuring you receive the most effective and efficient therapies possible.
Sprains and strains, although common, should never be ignored. Early intervention and appropriate therapeutic management can accelerate the healing process, minimize pain, and help you return to your usual activities more quickly. Trust the experienced team at Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab, your full-service movement rehabilitation center in Mississauga.
Whether you’re suffering from a sprain, strain, or any other type of physical ailment, we’re here to help you live and move well. Don’t let injury slow you down. Take the first step towards effective recovery and improved quality of life today.
Visit either one of our convenient locations in Central Parkway and Dundas, Mississauga or book an appointment online with Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab today.
Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab Mississauga - Central Parkway
325 Central Parkway W, Unit 38, Mississauga, ON L5B 3X9
Phone: (905) 822-9898
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Delta Physiotherapy & Rehab Mississauga - Dundas
2400 Dundas St W, Unit 16, Mississauga, ON L5K 2R8
Phone:
(905) 822-9898
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