Department of Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a trusted allied health discipline that focuses on injury prevention, rehabilitation, and sustainable recovery through a holistic, patient-oriented approach. It aims to restore movement, improve functionality, and enhance quality of life using treatments such as guided exercises, massage therapy, electrotherapy, cryotherapy, heat therapy, and patient education.
Regardless of age, physiotherapy actively involves patients in their healing process. It improves strength, flexibility, and movement to aid recovery and prevent further injuries. Expert physiotherapists identify the root causes of physical problems, develop tailored treatment plans, and guide individuals back to normal, pain-free living.
At American Hospital, our expert team offers advanced Physiotherapy in Qatar. To assist patients recover more quickly, regain their mobility, and maintain their health over time, they provide individualized care tailored to each patient’s needs.
When Should You Visit a Physiotherapist?
- â–º Persistent muscle pain, cramps, or posture problems
- â–º Neck and back pain due to muscular or spinal issues
- â–º Joint wounds or diseases such as arthritis
- â–º Breathing problems including asthma
- â–º Reduced mobility related to heart disease or postoperative recovery
- â–º Pelvic floor challenges related to childbirth or postnatal health
- â–º Balance, weakness, or movement difficulties from stroke, multiple sclerosis, or disease
- â–º Swelling or weakness during cancer recovery or palliative care
- â–º Delayed recovery or postoperative mobility restrictions
- â–º Age-related coordination issues and fall prevention needs
Physiotherapy in Qatar has grown vital not only for rehabilitation but also preventive care, helping individuals address pain, stiffness, and mobility restrictions before worsening.
Types of Physiotherapy
- â–º Musculoskeletal physiotherapy for bones, muscles, joints, tendons, and injuries
- â–º Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy for rehabilitation after heart or chronic lung diseases
- â–º Pediatric physiotherapy for children with congenital conditions or developmental challenges
- â–º Geriatric physiotherapy addressing joint pain, arthritis, osteoporosis, and mobility in older adults
- â–º Vestibular rehabilitation for internal ear problems causing imbalance and dizziness
Types of Physiotherapy Treatments
- â–º Manual therapy, massages, and manipulations to improve circulation and reduce stiffness
- â–º Electrotherapy and laser treatments to block pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing
- â–º Stretching and strengthening exercises to restore power, flexibility, and joint mobility
- â–º Cryotherapy (cold therapy) for sports injuries, muscle tension, and swelling
- â–º Thermotherapy (heat therapy) to relax muscles, improve circulation, and relieve chronic musculoskeletal pain
- â–º Functional tests, gluteal and joint mobilization to enhance function and prevent future injuries
Cryotherapy and thermotherapy are essential in rehabilitation programs, with cryotherapy reducing acute pain and swelling, and thermotherapy easing stiffness and long-term complaints.
Services Offered
- â–º Stretching, joint mobilization, and manual therapy techniques
- â–º Diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up for neck and back disorders
- â–º Pain and conditions of the hip and knee
- â–º Foot and ankle injuries including sprains
- â–º Sports injuries and car accident recovery
- â–º Shoulder injuries and rotator cuff conditions
- â–º Arthritis, stiffness, and musculoskeletal disorders
- â–º Neurological and vestibular rehabilitation challenges
- â–º Weight management and posture improvement programs
- â–º Customized rehabilitation plans for special care needs
