Lower Limb Rehabilitation

Lower limb rehabilitation involves therapies and exercises aimed at restoring strength, mobility, and function in the hips, knees, ankles, and feet after injury, surgery, or illness. It typically includes targeted physical therapy to improve muscle strength, joint flexibility, and balance, helping individuals regain independence and reduce pain. The process is personalized based on the specific condition or injury and may involve exercises, assistive devices, and education on movement techniques. Overall, it supports a safe return to daily activities and prevents future problems by promoting proper limb function and conditioning.