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World Physiotherapy Day

Posted on September 8, 2025September 8, 2025 by S Joseph

Dr. Arshad Consultant Physiotherapist KIMS Hospitals, Kurnool

As every year, this year also has a theme for World Physiotherapy Day, i.e., Healthy Ageing, which focuses on the role of physiotherapy and physical activity in helping people age well by preventing frailty and falls. In now a days, physical activity has decreased and adapted to a sedentary lifestyle.

A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of muscle weakness and poor mental health. At an early age itself most of them are suffering from pains like shoulder pain, neck pain, low back pain, knee pain, etc. Such pains can only medical managed medically because such pains will recur again so Therefore, physiotherapy treatment plays a major role in treating such pains.

A physiotherapist examines the pain and plans the supportive treatment with proper physical exercises by which they can return to normal by improving the strength, balance and mobility.

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