Specialties
Physiotherapy — ProfessMed Gdańsk
Rehabilitation, manual therapy, kinesitherapy, lymphatic drainage.
The use of physical activity and physical modalities to restore function and alleviate disease processes.
Physiotherapy is an integral part of the medical sciences. It involves the use of physical activity and other physical factors to positively influence the human musculoskeletal system.
It focuses on eliminating or alleviating disease processes and their consequences, preventing them, and restoring function. Physiotherapists treat disorders of the neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems.
The most common reasons for seeing a physiotherapist
- Past cranio-cerebral or multiple-organ injuries
- Bone fractures or joint injuries
- Diagnosed osteoporosis or degenerative joint disease
- Chronic conditions such as MS, ALS, cerebral palsy, and asthma
- Back pain (most often in the lumbar or cervical spine) or pain in the peripheral joints
- Past strokes
- Spinal cord injuries
Shock wave therapy
Shockwave therapy is used, among other things, for plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, and chronic overuse tendon conditions. The number of sessions is determined by the physiotherapist during the consultation.
- Shock wave therapy — from PLN 70 per session
- Physiotherapy consultation — 200 zł
- Manual therapy according to the German school
- Hirudotherapy (treatment with medicinal leeches) — from 200 zł
Frequently asked questions
- When is it worth seeing a physiotherapist?
- It is worth seeing a physiotherapist if you have back or joint pain, after injuries such as fractures or joint damage, in cases of degenerative changes or osteoporosis, after a stroke, and in the course of chronic conditions such as MS, ALS, cerebral palsy, or asthma.
- What does the first visit to a physiotherapist look like?
- The first visit includes an interview about your symptoms, medical history, and level of physical activity, as well as a functional assessment—evaluating range of motion, muscle strength, and posture. Based on this, the physiotherapist develops a treatment plan.
- What documentation should I bring to my appointment?
- It is worth bringing the results of any imaging tests (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound), hospital discharge summaries, records from orthopedic or neurological consultations, and, if you have one, a referral for physiotherapy.
- Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist at ProfessMed?
- No. At ProfessMed, a referral is not required for physiotherapy. You can book an appointment directly via ZnanyLekarz or by phone: +48 58 380 24 25.
- How much does shock wave therapy cost in Gdańsk?
- Shock wave therapy costs from 70 zł. The number of sessions and the indication are determined by the physiotherapist during the consultation (200 zł).
Specialists
- mgr Olga Długozima — Physiotherapist
Book an appointment — Physiotherapy · Call us: +48 58 380 24 25