Ultrasound therapy is the use of sound waves to treat medical problems, especially musculoskeletal problems like inflammation from injuries (sprains, tendinitis, bursitis). ... 

Interferential current therapy is an effective therapy option use to relieve pain and accelerate the self-healing process, getting your body back to a healthy, pain free state. 

Electrical Stimulation: is sometimes given to patients with facial palsy and Bells palsy

Infrared Light Therapy, laser light therapy promotes tissue repair and natural healing in and around bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons. ... It provides temporary relief of minor muscle aches, pain and stiffness in a joint. Laser light helps with healing by: relieving pain and inflammation 

The two main joint problems are: 

• joint pain

• joint stiffness

These two symptoms can occur in isolation or they can occur simultaneously, which means you can have joint stiffness and pain.

Common Examples of Joint Mobilisation & Pain Relief Techniques may include:

• Gentle Joint Mobilisations (eg Maitland, Mulligan, Kaltenborn techniques)

• Mobility Exercises (eg McKenzie exercises)

• Minimal Energy Techniques (Osteopathic-based active joint repositioning techniques)

• Joint Manipulation

• Traction / Distraction Techniques

• PIM - Physiotherapy Instrument Mobilisation

Most common forms of injuries among athletes:

Tennis elbow, knee injuries, sprains, muscle strain, dislocations, strained hamstring, and shin splints are the most common injuries a sports person would face. And physiotherapy, being a safe therapeutic treatment, is the best healer in treating these injuries. It helps athletes effectively treat their injuries and achieve optimal performance.

What is sports physiotherapy?

Unlike other physiotherapists, sports physiotherapists have specific sport related knowledge, applying which they aid in treating the injuries and providing safety measures to athletes.  Whether you’re a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, sports physiotherapists can help you recover quicker and better! What’s more? More often than not, physiotherapists are also sport psychologists who can assist you by sharing their valuable knowledge – helping you boost your performance and increase your flexibility.

Other benefits of sports physiotherapy:

1. Helps reduce susceptibility to future sport-related injuries

2. Improves mobility restrictions with personalised exercises

3. Improves overall muscle and ligament health

4. Helps peak athletic performance