Kyrenia · Kuzey Kıbrıs
How is return-to-sport timing decided?
Read an assessment-led clinical guide from the DTB Physio team in Kyrenia.
How assessment works
The first appointment considers the history of the concern together with movement, strength, load tolerance and day-to-day function. These findings help determine whether physiotherapy is appropriate and how a plan may progress.
A rehabilitation plan for the individual
Rehabilitation does not rely on one device or passive treatment. Exercise, movement education and load management form the foundation. Manual therapy or technology-supported applications may be added when assessment indicates they are appropriate.
Progress and reassessment
Timelines depend on symptom duration, tissue capacity, daily demands and personal goals. No fixed outcome is promised. Movement, strength and function are reassessed so the plan can be adjusted.
When medical review may be needed
A new injury, unexplained swelling, progressive weakness, numbness, fever, marked night pain or a change in general health may require medical assessment before physiotherapy.
Written by: Physiotherapist Harun Yıldırım · Medical review: Op. Dr. Hasan Gümüşdağ · Last updated: 16 August 2026
Frequently asked questions
What happens at the first appointment?
The concern, movement, strength and day-to-day function are assessed.
How many sessions are needed?
The number depends on assessment findings, goals and repeat measurements.
Is a medical referral required?
Not always; medical review may be recommended when findings require it.
Is device-based treatment suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on health history and assessment.
How do I book?
Send a short WhatsApp message to arrange an assessment.
Related pages
This page provides general information and does not diagnose a condition or replace an in-person medical assessment. The appropriate approach depends on individual assessment.