Physical Therapy in Hat Yai

Assessment-led rehabilitation, not a one-size-fits-all package

A physiotherapist first examines movement, function and relevant precautions. Technology is selected only when it supports a clear rehabilitation goal.

Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave Therapy uses mechanical pressure waves as an adjunct in musculoskeletal rehabilitation. At Soah Physical Therapy Clinic, it is considered only after an assessment of the painful structure, symptom history, loading pattern and relevant precautions.

Selected tendon or muscle conditions after assessment

Plantar heel pain or plantar fasciitis in selected cases

Some persistent localised musculoskeletal pain presentations

Cases where an adjunct may support a structured exercise programme

Assessment, precautions & details

Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS)

Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation uses a magnetic field to stimulate peripheral nerves and muscles without adhesive electrodes on the skin. Whether PMS is suitable depends on the examination findings, goals and medical precautions of each person.

Selected pain or muscle-tension presentations after assessment

Muscle activation goals combined with movement retraining

Selected neuromuscular rehabilitation programmes

Rehabilitation plans using stimulation together with exercise therapy

Assessment, precautions & details

Ultrasound Therapy

Therapeutic Ultrasound

Therapeutic Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound energy as a physical therapy modality. Selection of treatment parameters depends on the target tissue, stage of symptoms and rehabilitation goal.

Selected soft-tissue presentations where an adjunct is appropriate

Some movement restrictions after assessment

Use alongside manual therapy or exercise therapy when indicated

Situations with a specific, measurable goal for ultrasound

Assessment, precautions & details

High Power Laser Therapy

Laser Therapy uses light energy as an adjunct in physical therapy. Treatment selection considers the body area, symptom stage, photosensitivity and other medical precautions.

Selected muscle or soft-tissue presentations

Some sports injuries at an appropriate stage

Rehabilitation programmes where an adjunct may improve comfort

Cases screened as suitable by a physiotherapist

Assessment, precautions & details

Manual Therapy & Exercise Therapy

Manual Therapy and Exercise Therapy are core components of many rehabilitation plans. Assessment of movement, strength, control, daily activities and personal goals guides an individual programme.

Neck, shoulder or back pain related to movement and activity

Selected joint stiffness or movement limitations

Rehabilitation after injury or after clearance to resume exercise

Strength, balance and movement-confidence goals

Assessment, precautions & details