Myotherapy and Remedial Massage

What is the difference between Myotherapy and Remedial Massage?

The difference between a Myotherapist and a Remedial Massage therapist is that a Myotherapist will treat both the immediate symptoms and the underlying cause of the problem, while a Remedial Massage therapist will only treat the symptoms.

What is Myotherapy?

Soft tissue pain and restricted joint movement can be treated with myotherapy, which is a form of physical therapy. Myofascia are sheets of tissue that surround and divide muscles. The bundled myofascia is comprised of bones and muscles.

How is Myotherapy performed?

Massage and Trigger point therapy are used by myotherapists. Using exercises, stretches, or hands-on manipulation, physical therapists can help you move better. It targets pain that is caused by muscles and nerves. There is a wide range ofMusculoskeletal problems.

Is Myotherapy Good For Sciatica?

There are treatments that help with Sciatica and Disc Injury. Soft tissue work, cupping and Myofascial Release are some of the techniques that work well for people with Sciatica and Disc Injury.

Is Myotherapy Good For Arthritis?

Although there is no cure for most types of arthritis, Myotherapy can help people take control and live well with the condition. What is the difference between myotherapy and remedial massage?

In Conclusion

Myotherapists work closely with other health care practitioners to assess and treat muscles, joints and nerves, whilst having access to an array of tools to diagnose and rehabilitate injuries, while remedial massage uses hands-on treatment.