Arthritis Management and Rehabilitation

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Both occupational and physical therapies play important roles in the treatment of patients affected by arthritis. The primary goals of therapy include maintaining or improving joint mobility and muscular strength; protecting affected joints from additional irritation, structural deterioration, or deformity; enhancing functional capacity; and managing analgesia and pain.

Definition:

Arthritis is the inflammation of a joint that is usually accompanied by pain and often may lead to deformity.

Goals in the Treatment of Arthritis are to:

  • Decrease pain
  • Maintain or improve joint mobility
  • Improve muscular strength
  • Protect affected joints from additional irritation, structural deterioration, or deformity
  • Improve function

Treatment of Arthritis may include:

  • Paraffin baths
  • Mobilization
  • Hydrotherapy
  • Fluidotherapy
  • Customized splinting

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