Consultation with a Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) Doctor

A PRM doctor is a specialist who helps patients restore health and improve quality of life after diagnoses, injuries, surgeries, or illnesses that limit mobility or physical functions. Their task is to develop an individualized rehabilitation plan aimed at restoring strength, motor activity, and patient independence.

During the consultation, the PRM doctor conducts a thorough examination, assesses the patient’s needs, and proposes the most effective rehabilitation course. At MCRN, we take a comprehensive approach, prioritizing comfort and the individual needs of each patient.

When is a consultation with a PRM doctor at MCRN necessary?
✔before starting a rehabilitation course to develop an individual treatment plan;
✔after injuries or surgeries on joints, the spine, or limbs;
✔in cases of chronic conditions that limit mobility or physical activity;
✔for prevention when maintaining health and activity is required;

When is a preventive consultation necessary?
-after prolonged immobilization (casting, inactivity);
-in case of frequent pain in the back, joints, or muscles;
-after childbirth to assess the mother’s condition;
-before starting sports or physical activities;

What symptoms indicate the need for a PRM doctor consultation?
-persistent or periodic pain in the joints, back, neck, or limbs;
-a feeling of weakness or impaired coordination of movements;
-difficulties in walking, lifting objects, or performing daily tasks;
-post-surgical conditions on the spine, joints, or after other traumatic interventions;
-loss of flexibility, mobility, or muscle tone;

Why is it important to consult a PRM doctor?
-you will receive a clear rehabilitation plan tailored to your needs;
-rehabilitation under specialist supervision helps avoid complications and accelerates recovery;
-even in the absence of evident problems, a consultation ensures your body is in good condition;
-the PRM doctor addresses all aspects of recovery: physical, emotional, and functional;

How is the consultation conducted?
The doctor conducts a discussion, reviews the patient’s medical history, and assesses their current condition. This includes an examination to evaluate mobility, muscle strength, coordination, and other physical parameters. At the end of the consultation, the doctor proposes an individualized recovery program, which may include physiotherapy, therapeutic exercises, bioelectronic medicine, massages, or other methods.

Contraindications:
There are no absolute contraindications for a PRM doctor consultation. However, it should be postponed in case of acute infectious diseases or exhaustion. If there are unhealed wounds or during an acute postoperative period, prior consultation with a surgeon is necessary.

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