Concussions 

Physiotherapy for Concussion Treatment

Physical therapy has been used to treat post-concussion symptoms, but there is no standardized strategy that works for everyone. No two concussions are comparable, and patients have a wide range of symptoms. Physical therapists manage those problems with a number of techniques.

Working with physical therapists can be useful as early as a few days following an accident, according to new research. Physiotherapy can play an important role in the creation and implementation of a customized rehabilitation programmed. At Caring Hands Physiotherapy, our Physical therapists are especially well-suited to assisting you in retaining and maintaining physiological conditioning as much as possible during the healing process.

What are the symptoms of a Concussion?

Headache, blurred vision, dizziness, nausea or vomiting, sensitivity to light or noise, balance issues, and weariness are all symptoms of a concussion. A concussion can cause unpredictable emotions such as melancholy, impatience, and anxiousness, as well as trouble thinking straight, concentrating, and remembering new information.

Symptoms of a concussion might be neglected or misinterpreted for less significant health conditions, especially early on. People who have had a concussion may not identify the symptoms, misinterpret them for something else, or refuse to realize there is a problem. Others may have no idea what is going on with their bodies or how it is affecting their daily lives.
That's why it's critical for everyone to understand the symptoms of a concussion and be on the lookout for them, especially if someone has taken a blow to the head.