Isha Physiotherapy Neurohub

IPC (Intermittent Pneumatic Compression

Overview

Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) is a specialized therapy designed to improve blood circulation and reduce swelling using controlled air pressure. At Isha Physiotherapy & Neuro Rehab, IPC is widely used for post-surgical recovery, edema management, and vascular conditions.

How It Works

IPC uses inflatable sleeves that are placed around the affected limb. These sleeves apply rhythmic pressure in cycles, which helps push blood and lymphatic fluid through the vessels. This improves circulation, reduces fluid buildup, and prevents complications related to poor blood flow.

Conditions Treated

Benefits

This therapy reduces swelling, improves circulation, and enhances recovery. It helps prevent complications like blood clots, reduces discomfort, and promotes faster healing. It is a safe and non-invasive treatment option.

When to Consider This Treatment

You should consider IPC therapy if you experience swelling, poor circulation, or post-surgical discomfort. It is especially useful for patients recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic edema.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is IPC therapy used for?

IPC therapy is used to reduce swelling and improve blood circulation.

Yes, it is safe when performed under professional supervision.

Patients with edema, poor circulation, or post-surgical swelling.

Typically, sessions last between 20–30 minutes.

Yes, it is highly effective in reducing swelling and improving comfort.