Our focus is on sustainable recovery without risk of disorder progression: Dr Apoorva Shrivastava

Active physiotherapy is a modern and upgraded approach that engages patients in their own recovery through prescribed, targeted therapeutic exercises. Dr Apoorva Shrivastava, CEO & Founder, Resolve360 shares her insights on active physiotherapy, misconceptions about online physiotherapy, and rise in lifestyle-related conditions affecting neuromuscular and musculoskeletal health issues. Q. Could you explain the concept of […]

by TDG Network - August 12, 2024, 10:29 pm

Active physiotherapy is a modern and upgraded approach that engages patients in their own recovery through prescribed, targeted therapeutic exercises. Dr Apoorva Shrivastava, CEO & Founder, Resolve360 shares her insights on active physiotherapy, misconceptions about online physiotherapy, and rise in lifestyle-related conditions affecting neuromuscular and musculoskeletal health issues.

Q. Could you explain the concept of active physiotherapy and how it differs from traditional methods?
A. Active physiotherapy is a modern and upgraded approach that engages patients in their own recovery through prescribed, targeted therapeutic exercises. Unlike traditional methods that often rely on passive treatments or machines, active physiotherapy empowers patients to perform specific movements under expert guidance. This approach creates a brain-body connection crucial for long-term healing and prevents recurrence.

Q. What common misconceptions exist about online physiotherapy, and how do you counter them?
A. Common misconceptions include the belief that online physiotherapy lacks personal touch or effectiveness without hands-on treatment. In reality, online sessions often provide more focused, one-on-one interaction with needed specialization of the therapist and clinical excellence. While manual therapy has its place, most conditions respond exceptionally well to guided, active exercises. Another misconception is that online physiotherapy cannot address pain effectively. However, unlike machines that suppress pain temporarily, our approach targets the root cause through precise prescription and execution of active exercises, ensuring long-term relief and recovery. It’s essential to focus on the approach rather than the mode of delivery. The success of treatment lies in the methodology and personalized care, not just the physical presence.

Q. How does root cause analysis improve the effectiveness of online physiotherapy treatments?
A. Root cause analysis in online physiotherapy allows us to identify the underlying factors contributing to a patient’s condition. By addressing these root causes rather than just symptoms, we can develop more effective, long-lasting treatment plans. This approach is essential for treating conditions such as neuromuscular and musculoskeletal disorders, ensuring correct treatment and preventing recurrence. Unlike treatments that rely on machines and medications for temporary relief, our focus is on active exercises which promotes sustainable recovery without the risk of disorder progression or recurrence.

Q. In what ways does brain-body collaborative treatment enhance patient outcomes?
A. Brain-body collaborative treatment enhances outcomes by creating new neural pathways. When patients actively engage in their therapeutic exercises, they’re not just moving their bodies; they’re training their brains to enhance the healing process. This leads to more sustainable results and better long-term management of conditions.

Q. How do lifestyle-related conditions affect neuromuscular and musculoskeletal health, and how does online physiotherapy address these issues?
A. Lifestyle-related conditions often result in muscle imbalances, postural issues, and chronic pain. Online physiotherapy addresses these by providing personalized therapeutic exercise programs and lifestyle modifications. We can guide patients through corrective therapeutic exercises and educate them on proper ergonomics and movement patterns, all tailored to their specific lifestyle needs.