The field evolved significantly with the development of orthopedics in the eighteenth century, leading to the creation of machines like the Gymnasticon. These machines were designed to treat gout and similar conditions through systematic joint exercises, paving the way for modern physiopathy practices.
The formal origins of physical therapy as a professional discipline can be traced to Per Henrik Ling, known as the "Father of Swedish Gymnastics." In 1813, Ling established the Royal Central Institute of Gymnastics (RCIG), which focused on manipulation and exercise.
On 20th centuries Acupuncture, Yoga and many electrical therapy modalities like TENS, IFT, MS, IRR, Laser, Iontophoresis, Biofeedback, Robotics Mechine for Rehabilitation, etc included in Physiopathy.
Physiopathy practioners are known as Physiotherapist or Physical Therapist is a fastest growing profession in worldwide.
Physiopathy is first line of medicine in many developed countries like USA, UK, Australia.