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Occasionally referred to as an orthopedic massage,  Clinical Massage Therapy  from a Registered Massage Therapist is an entire array of manipulation techniques designed to assess and then treat soft tissue injuries. Some of the clinical massages are listed below, but are not limited to:  massage therapy, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle-energy techniques, craniosacral therapy, deep tissue massage and others. But most importantly, whenever you go for a massage to help you with muscle and joint related issues, make sure a  registered massage therapist  performs the massage. Clinical massage therapy is usually based on a physician’s prescription and directives, as a series of treatment sessions have to be performed over a set period of time, at specified frequency, related only to a specific need.  In that regard, the massage therapy is most often performed with a particular and purposeful outcome in mind, and its first and foremost o...

Physiotherapy is a therapy used to help ease many forms of pain and is able to aid in maintaining movement of joints and muscles. Once your knee joint has been assessed by a physiotherapist they come up with a unique and individualized action plan to do their best to help improve your symptoms. Through this action plan the physiotherapist would be managing pain through various techniques as well as improving muscle strength to reduce the strain on the affected joint. The overall goals of a physiotherapist would be pain management and improvement in fitness levels, flexibility and mobility. Some pain relief treatments that would be used by a physiotherapist to manage pain would be ice packs or heat packs with IFC (interferential current therapy). The electrical current is felt as a tingling sensation and is helpful with pain management because it interferes with the pain signals that are being transmitted to the brain. Although exercise is important to help strengthen the muscl...