Neuropathies are a big problem today. Which is due to the consequences of another disease, which is due to the action of external forces. Paresis of the peroneus nerve is one of the most common neuropathies. Paresis of the peroneus nerve can result from damage to the sciatic nerve or direct injury to the peroneus nerve. Correct and apropriate diagnosis is the first step of successful treatment. The next step is the early start of physical therapy with appropriate physiotherapy procedures. After examining and determining the diagnosis and assessing the current condition, the specialist physiatrist prescribes certain physiotherapy procedures. The most common diagnoses are electrotherapy, kinesitherapy and hydrotherapy. Electrotherapy includes the application of electrostimulation of the damaged nerve and the muscle or group of muscles innervated by that nerve, the application of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation to reduce pain, and galvanization, diadynamic currents and magnetotherapy. Kinesitherapy is extremely important in every segment of treatment, especially in the treatment of neuromuscular diseases. Early start of kinesitherapy means faster recovery and reinnervation of the damaged nerve. Early initiation of kinesitherapy is also important as prevention of joint contractures and muscle atrophy. The exercises that are performed depend on the current condition of the person or the degree of damage. Passive exercises are used if a person cannot perform the movement on their own or active exercises that are divided into three groups. Hydrotherapy due to the physical factors of water in combination for exercise has a positive effect on recovery. The consequences that occur after this damage cause major problems in the affected person. The gait problem that occurs during an injury disrupts a person's movement, and thus his role in society. As a result, a person falls on a psychological level with a loss of self-confidence, causing a decrease in the activities of daily living. Key