Manage Osteoarthritis Pain and Move Comfortably Again
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- Joint Mobility
- Muscle Strength
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What Are The Symptoms Of Ankle Sprain?

Joint Pain
Persistent or aching joint pain that increases during movement or weight-bearing activities, affecting comfort and daily functional performance.

Morning Stiffness
Stiffness in joints after rest or sleep, usually easing within minutes but limiting early-day mobility and flexibility.

Reduced Mobility
Loss of joint flexibility and range of motion, making routine tasks such as walking, bending, or gripping difficult.
What is the Role of Physiotherapy in Osteoarthritis?
What Causes Osteoarthritis?

Age-Related Wear
Natural aging causes gradual cartilage thinning, reducing joint cushioning and leading to stiffness, pain, and limited mobility.

Joint Injury
Previous injuries or trauma damage cartilage and joints, increasing the risk of developing osteoarthritis later in life.

Excess Weight
Extra body weight places increased stress on weight-bearing joints, accelerating cartilage wear and worsening osteoarthritis symptoms.
How Can Physiotherapy Help in Osteoarthritis?
- Pain Relief Support
- Joint Mobility Improvement
- Muscle Strength Building
- Posture Correction Aid
- Balance Stability Training
- Daily Function Enhancement