Ailments, injuries and aging can sometimes give a lot of pain and discomfort. If this happens, people desire for a magical bullet that can take away all their pain and miseries. However, this is not always the case. Some conditions are quite complicated and require time to heal. For these patients, multidisciplinary approach to healthcare can provide easier ways to recuperate faster. Multiple modalities can provide better chances of improvement. Brimhall is one advocate of multidisciplinary care to alleviate pain, and improve overall health.
For the uninitiated, multidisciplinary care combines different healthcare disciplines to facilitate healing at a rapid pace. An appropriate use of multidisciplinary care can improve healing and prevent future injuries from occurring. Some patients in extreme pain think deliberately about which care to opt for: Physical therapy or Acupuncture or Chiropractic care or Cold laser therapy? One or more disciplines can aid in recovery, depending on the condition. In order to make a decision, it is crucial to get clarity on some gray areas and understand what each discipline does:
Physical therapy
Using manual techniques and therapeutic exercises, physical therapy intends to improve a person’s ability to move, perform daily activities and participate in daily work.
Chiropractic care
It studies the disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system and how these systems affect general health. Major emphasis remains on joint adjustment and manual therapy to improve alignment.
Acupuncture
The discipline aims to alleviate pain by inserting needles at specific locations to re-balance the flow of energy.
Cold laser therapy
It is about using specific wavelengths of light to impact the tissues for healing.
Understanding these disciplines can help patients make the right choice.
Brimhall Wellness Center is a full-service healthcare center where natural alternatives are chosen under multidisciplinary approach to speed up recovery. In addition, there is an extensive range of products for chiropractic and other non-invasive modes of healing to help doctors in treatment and patients in recovery.