What is the main difference between exercise therapy and other physical therapy?

1. Treatment methods: Exercise therapy emphasizes active exercise or the use of instruments to achieve therapeutic purposes, while other physical therapy methods, such as physical factor therapy and speech therapy, mainly use physical factors or speech training to achieve therapeutic purposes.

2. Treatment goal: The goal of exercise therapy is to improve patients' limb function, enhance muscle strength and endurance, improve balance and coordination ability and daily life ability through targeted exercise training, while the goal of other physical therapies is to relieve pain, improve local blood circulation and promote tissue repair.