Electrotherapy at Camden Medical Centre, Orchard
Expert Care for Strength, Relief, and Recovery
Rebuild your strength and regain mobility with AquaPhysio’s Electrotherapy. Located in Orchard’s prestigious Camden Medical Centre, our expert-guided care focuses on pain relief, movement restoration, and overall well-being through proven physiotherapy techniques.
What is Electrotherapy?
Electrotherapy uses controlled electrical currents to stimulate muscles, nerves, and tissues for therapeutic purposes. Common applications include:
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TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation): Relieves pain by interrupting pain signals.
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EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation): Strengthens muscles and restores function.
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Ultrasound Therapy: Accelerates healing by promoting tissue repair and reducing inflammation.
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Shockwave Therapy: Accelerates healing by using acoustic waves.
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Radiofrequency Therapy: Helps healing by using radiofrequency to promote cell repair, increase oxygenation to the tissues and reduce inflammation.
Why It Matters
Electrotherapy can benefit individuals experiencing chronic pain, recovering from injuries, or seeking improved mobility and strength. By addressing the root causes of discomfort, our treatments help you move better and feel stronger every day.
Tailored for Your Needs
Electrotherapy targets various conditions, offering personalised care to enhance recovery and restore mobility. It is ideal for people who deal with,
Chronic back, neck, or joint pain.
Recovery from injuries, surgeries, or fractures.
Sports injuries requiring targeted rehabilitation.
Muscle imbalances or posture-related issues.
The Science Behind Electrotherapy
Discover Electrotherapy, advanced techniques like Shockwave, Radiofrequency Therapy (Tecar), and Cupping tailored to reduce pain, enhance healing, and restore function.
Radiofrequency Therapy Â
(Tecar)
Stimulating muscles and nerves for faster healing and pain relief.​
Shockwave
Therapy
Promotes healing by stimulating blood flow and reducing inflammation.
What to Expect
A personalised assessment to identify your specific needs.
Tailored exercises and techniques to address pain and restore function.
One-on-one sessions with experienced physiotherapists to ensure effective results.
Supporting Your Recovery
Electrotherapy offers numerous benefits
Alleviation of pain and discomfort
Improved posture and body alignment
Enhanced strength and flexibility
Faster recovery from injuries and surgeries
Your Path to Healing
Step 1
Consultation
Comprehensive assessment of your condition and goals.
Step 2
Customised Plan
Development of a physiotherapy programme tailored to your needs.
Step 3
Therapy Sessions
Hands-on techniques and guided exercises with expert support.
Step 4
Progress Reviews
Regular evaluations to ensure continuous improvements.
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Is aquatic physiotherapy suitable for me?Aquatic physiotherapy is highly versatile and can benefit individuals recovering from surgeries, managing chronic conditions like arthritis, or rehabbing sports injuries. During your initial consultation, our therapists will evaluate your medical history, current physical condition, and recovery goals to determine if aquatic physiotherapy is the right fit for you.
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What should I expect during my first session?Your first session will begin with a one-on-one discussion with your therapist to review your condition and goals. This will be followed by a guided introduction to the therapy pool, where you will perform gentle exercises tailored to your needs. Your therapist will explain each exercise, monitor your comfort level, and adjust the programme as needed.
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How does aquatic physiotherapy compare to traditional physiotherapy?Aquatic physiotherapy uses the natural properties of water, such as buoyancy and resistance, to create a low-impact environment that reduces joint stress. This makes it particularly suitable for patients who find land-based exercises challenging due to pain or mobility issues. While traditional physiotherapy focuses on targeted, hands-on techniques, aquatic therapy provides a complementary, low-stress alternative for recovery.
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Do I need to know how to swim to benefit from aquatic physiotherapy?Absolutely not. Aquatic physiotherapy is conducted in a shallow, warm pool, and our therapists are always present to ensure your safety. You will remain within a comfortable depth, and flotation devices can be used if needed. The focus is on gentle, therapeutic movements rather than swimming.
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How quickly will I see results from aquatic physiotherapy?Results vary depending on your condition and consistency with therapy. Many patients report feeling more relaxed and mobile after just a few sessions. Long-term improvements, such as increased strength and reduced pain, typically require several weeks of regular therapy. Your therapist will track your progress and make adjustments to maximise results.