Ms Faye Gungon

Frequesntly Asked Questions

• What is Physiotherapy?

  Physiotherapy is a healthcare profession that help individuals with injury, illness or disability to manage their pain, restore movement, improve overall function and mobility. We use a holistic approach, focusing not only on the site of injury but the also on the overall health condition.
  
  We use variety of techniques, including:
  
  > electrotherapy - using electrical energy to apply electrical stimulation to the body for pain
  management, tissue healing and improve muscle strength
  > ultrasound therapy - using high frequency sound waves \ for pain relief, tissue healing and
  reducing inflammation
  > manual therapy - skillful manipulation and mobilization of joints, soft tissues and muscles to
  enhance movement and function
  > myofascial release - aims to release muscle tension and tightness by applying deep pressure
  > dry needling - involves the insertion of thin needles into trigger points for pain relief, muscle
  relaxation and improve range of motion.
  > stretching exercises - utilizing gentle, controlled movement to improve flexibility and mobility
  > rehabilitation program - structured and personalized plans involving assessment, goal setting, and
  patient education
  Physiotherapist treat various conditions like musculoskeletal, post-surgical, neurological,
  cardiopulmonary, geriatric and pediatric cases

• When do patients need to visit a Physiotherapist?

  Individuals with injuries, pain, limitation in movement, or any dysfunction would benefit from
  Physiotherapy.
  
  It is essential to consult a Physiotherapist to determine the most suitable management for your
  condition.
  
  Conditions Treated:
  Back and Neck Pain or Injuries
  Nerve impingement
  Arthritis and Joint dysfunctions
  Work related injuries
  Sprains & Strains
  Tendon and Ligament Injuries
  Post operative rehabilitation
  Hand and Wrist Injuries
  Sports Injuries

• What advice can you give your patients?

  As a physiotherapist, my advice to my patients would be to stay active - engage in a physical activity that align with you interests. It could be swimming, running, or even playing a sport.
  
  It is vital to be consistent and compliant with the prescribed exercises for faster recovery.

• What are your hobbies?

  In my spare time, I enjoy running, reading and traveling.