Why do Joints Stiffen or Lock Up?

Any bone, muscle, tendon and ligament damage may be combined with joint stiffness or a locked joint. Additionally, in an open or closed position, joints may lock and get trapped. It runs into something and it becomes hard and/or uncomfortable, almost like a door that does not swing open or shut quite completely. Normally, the joint shifts in an uncomfortable and unusual direction due to a basic synchronisation or control problem. As a consequence, depending on the experience of the physiotherapist, the joint care  procedure and joint mobilization that is  used to fix the locked joints, will differ.

Your physiotherapist will explore with you what strategies will be the most appropriate, healthy and pain-free after a diligent examination. Then, they’ll start solving the problem fast.

What If  you delay treatment?

Research shows us that signs lasting more than three months become habitual and are much difficult to solve. This will lead to situations that are nastier. The earlier you get on top of the signs, the better the result. All accidents are different and little differences will make the recovery rate a major change. Any range of motion exercises may be appropriate for stiff joints or muscles. Treatment or very precise strengthening exercises may be needed for other injuries. For your best result, promptly seek professional guidance.