Physiotherapists use various techniques based on palpation and clinical reasoning to enhance joint mobility, relax nearby muscles, and improve soft tissue adhesions. Common techniques include joint mobilization, joint manipulation, traction therapy, myofascial release, and soft tissue massage.

Integrating modern Chinese medicine and Western medicine principles, physiotherapy acupuncture is suitable for various musculoskeletal pains or inflammations. By stimulating specific points, it helps alleviate pain, relax muscles, and effectively reduce symptoms of paralysis and nerve pain.

Utilizing high-energy sound waves with focused characteristics to concentrate energy on specific body areas. It stimulates blood vessel growth, promoting cellular self-repair. Primarily used for chronic inflammation, tendon calcification, and soft tissue old injuries.

Interferential therapy uses two sets of different medium-frequency currents to interfere with each other. It penetrates deeper tissues, stimulating nerves and muscles, suitable for various pains, muscle tension, and pain relief.

This instrument employs high-frequency electromagnetic energy and directional technology to direct energy into specific body tissues. During treatment, patients may experience mild heat, aiding tissue regeneration, relieving muscle spasms, and reducing localized pain and swelling.

Applicable for acute inflammation, it accelerates tissue repair, reduces inflammation and swelling, and alleviates pain. Also used for scar repair.

Utilizes ultra-high-energy electromagnetic fields to induce contraction in nerve muscles. Effective for acute and chronic musculoskeletal and nervous system pain, enhancing local blood circulation, tissue metabolism, and accelerating fracture healing.

Mechanical traction is employed to release joint pressure, alleviate nerve root compression, and improve nerve pain. Primarily used to relieve nerve pain, reduce intervertebral pressure, and relax muscles near the spine.