Electrotherapy, employing low volt, low-frequency impulse currents, has become an accepted practice in the physiotherapy treatment. The biological reactions produced by low volt currents have resulted in the adoption of this therapy in the management of many diseases affecting muscles and nerves. The technique is used for the treatment of paralysis with totally or partially degenerated muscles, for the treatment of pain, muscular spasm and peripheral circulatory disturbance and for several other applications. Low volt therapy have been known since the end of the last century, it is only in recent years that it has started being widely used.Modalities that are available at Gain TENS, IFT, Pulsed short-wave diathermy, ultrasound Mechanical traction, Hydro collators, vaccum, Electrical stimulation.

Hydrotherapy being a new genre in treatment techniques, many people have on or more of these questions.“I am overweight and I need to go for regular walk to lose weight. I am unable to walk because of knee pain. What shall I do?”“I suffered a stroke because of my disability. I find walking strenuous, Is there any way to improve stanine?”“I have pain in multiple parts of my body but I cannot think about exercise since my pain is accurate. Can I do something about it?”The answer to all three questions is Hydrotherapy. Doing exercise is water is a simple, but very effective technique.Temperature controlled hydrotherapy pool where warm water, doing exercises has more benefits for people suffering from arthritis, to relax the stiff muscles and joints, were by circulation is improved.Researchers prove that many individuals lost weight significantly by performing hydrotherapy exercise and also ailments like back pain, knee pain, arthritis, obesity were treated effectively with 100% result.

Manual therapy is a method by which physiotherapists can assess and treat their patients with skilled hand movements and skilled passive movements of points and soft tissue.Manual therapy modulates paint, charge muscle function and improved movement patterns; and reduce soft tissue swelling, inflammation or restriction.Techniques may include mobilization or manipulation, passive range of motion, manual traction, manual lymphatic drinage or massage & vibration.