Mobile pain therapy in Vienna
The information on this page has been reviewed by physiotherapist Andreas Mondl.
What is pain therapy?
Pain management is a form of physical therapy that helps people with acute or chronic pain. It is used to reduce the intensity, frequency and duration of pain while improving mobility and quality of life. This type of therapy can also be used as a preventative measure against future injuries by strengthening weakened areas and improving mobility. Physical therapy in pain management typically involves hands-on techniques such as massage, joint mobilization, stretching exercises, and ultrasound to reduce inflammation, improve circulation, restore range of motion and strength, reduce muscle spasms, and ultimately relieve pain.
Pain therapy treatment
| Duration of treatment: | 60 minutes unit |
| Price: | €120 per unit |
| Refund cash desk | €40 - €80 |
| Preparations: | No special preparations |
| Duration of results: | Depending on the problem, repeat the treatment often necessary |
Advantages of pain therapy treatment at home
Pain management offers many benefits for people who struggle with persistent musculoskeletal pain. The main goal is to reduce the intensity of the pain so that sufferers can return to their normal activities without fear or hesitation. Through customized treatment plans based on each individual’s medical history and current condition, patient:s can achieve maximum results with minimal effort. Some of the main advantages are:
Reduction of inflammation
By providing targeted treatments to the affected areas, such as massage or joint mobilizations, pain therapist:s can help reduce inflammation, which leads to a reduction in swelling and discomfort.
Improvement of the range of motion
Through targeted exercises tailored to the needs of individual patients, therapists can help improve range of motion so patients can move more freely without experiencing additional discomfort.
Strengthening weak muscles
By targeting specific muscles during treatment, it is possible to increase strength in these areas, resulting in overall better performance in everyday tasks or physical activities.
Improved posture
Poor posture is often a significant contributor to musculoskeletal pain. However, through specific stretches and exercises, therapists can correct postural weaknesses, leading to better posture over time.
Reduced stress level
Stress is closely related to several types of chronic pain, which means that reducing stress levels can lead to a reduction in the overall intensity as well as frequency of pain. Pain therapists are specially trained in how best to address this problem in their clients so that they can alleviate both physical and emotional causes of discomfort simultaneously.
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Why home pain management
- Convenience
For home visits, you don’t have to travel long distances to make an appointment; all it takes is a few minutes walk from your front door! This makes it easier for people who can’t leave their house for health reasons or who are simply pressed for time because they have a busy schedule at work/school, etc., since they don’t have to take up extra time driving/commuting somewhere else. In addition, this saves on transportation costs that could otherwise add up over time if you have multiple appointments per week/month, etc., making it a very cost-effective solution overall. - Comfort
A familiar environment, such as the patient’s own home, provides additional comfort to the patient:s and helps them feel at ease during treatment sessions; this makes it easier for them to express themselves about their physical and emotional feelings. This increases the likelihood that the therapist(s) will be able to diagnose the problem quickly and accurately so that the proper action can be taken. - Privacy
Because there are no strangers present during the appointment, patients:feel safer discussing sensitive issues openly, which would otherwise be difficult if they had to share the same space with others, especially strangers. This gives the necessary peace of mind to focus solely on the recovery process without any distractions. - Care quality
Home visits allow therapists to devote their full attention to clients rather than being split between several people at once, as can be the case in clinics, and thus provide better care overall compared to the latter option. In addition, there is the possibility to ask questions directly after the treatment instead of waiting until the next visit and answering questions by phone/online chat, etc., which in turn contributes to an improved quality of service for the end customer. - Customization
All patients have different needs and requirements depending on the severity of their condition, so one size fits all is not the right solution for pain management.
Types of pain therapy in mobile physiotherapy treatments
There are many different types of pain management treatments available to patients. These include manual therapies such as
- Massage and manipulation;
- Exercise programs;
- Stretches;
- electrical stimulation;
- Ultrasound;
- Heat/cold treatments;
- Hydrotherapy;
- Trigger Point Injections;
- Posture retraining;
- Posture correction exercises;
- Tensioning/taping techniques and others.
Depending on your individual needs, you may receive one or more types of treatments during your sessions with the physical therapists.
Before and after a pain therapy physiotherapy treatment
Before pain therapy treatment
Before you begin any physical therapy treatment for your pain, you should take time to prepare yourself mentally and physically for the treatment. It is important to have realistic expectations about the outcome of the treatment plan before you begin a treatment program so that you can effectively manage your condition over time. It is also helpful if you bring any medical records or test results related to your condition so that the therapist(s) can better understand what may be causing your discomfort or limited range of motion. Finally, be sure to wear comfortable clothing for each session so that the therapist:s can appropriately assess how best to help you achieve lasting relief from your symptoms without compromising comfort.
After pain therapy treatment
At the conclusion of each session, patients should take a moment to reflect on recent successes, no matter how small. They are always helpful. Celebrate successes where possible, motivation, further improvement, future outings! Ideally, the patient:s will continue their practice and perform therapy regularly between appointments. Maintain momentum achieved, promote progress, continue recovery journey, maintain base future successes, achieve maximum benefits at the end of the day!
The recovery time of a pain therapy treatment
How long recovery takes after completion of physical therapy depends largely on the severity of the individual's condition prior to beginning the treatment plan, as well as other factors such as age and general health prior to beginning the program with the therapist(s). Generally, however, most people improve within 4-6 weeks if they consistently attend their scheduled appointments and strictly adhere to any advice their therapist:s give them during these sessions (including home exercises). However, in more severe cases, the recovery time may be significantly longer, depending on how quickly healing progresses after treatment begins.
The duration of the effects of pain therapy treatment
The effects of physical therapy for the treatment of injury-related musculoskeletal conditions tend to last much longer than expected, largely because patients carefully follow their therapist's instructions as they continue their regular activities during this period, including the stretching exercises recommended after each session. In addition, regular maintenance appointments with physical therapist:in every few months thereafter will help ensure that the progress made through the initial courses remains intact over time, giving the individual more peace of mind knowing that they have taken proactive steps to fully enjoy life again.
FAQ pain therapy
Frequently asked questions about pain therapy treatment
What is pain physiotherapy?
How can pain physiotherapy help me?
What types of pain can be treated with physical therapy?
Are there any risks associated with pain physiotherapy?
Pain physiotherapy is generally considered safe when properly performed by experienced therapist:s; however, there may be some risks associated with certain techniques depending on your condition or other health factors. Therefore, it is important that you discuss possible risks with your therapist(s) before starting treatment.
How often should I do pain physiotherapy?
What exercises do I do during a pain physiotherapy session?
The exercises used in a pain physical therapy session will depend on your individual needs and condition; however, they may include stretching exercises, strengthening exercises, posture correction exercises, balance/coordination exercises, deep breathing/relaxation techniques, and electrical stimulation techniques such as ultrasound or TENS therapy.
Can everyone benefit from pain physiotherapy?
Anyone suffering from chronic or acute pain can benefit from pain physical therapy, as long as the therapist(s) determine that there is no serious cause requiring medical treatment.
Will my health insurance cover the cost of a pain physical therapy session?
Is it possible to conduct a virtual session of pain physiotherapy?
Yes - virtual sessions are becoming increasingly popular due to their convenience; where qualified physiotherapist:s guide you through an exercise program tailored to you via video chat.