Patient Education

Physiotherapy is a science of providing treatment, rehabilitation, and relief from some major muscle and nerve related ailments. There are a number of such ailments for which physiotherapy can be a good alternative treatment method. One such ailment is Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). ALS affects the motor neurons that help you to perform general voluntary muscle actions such are moving your legs, arms and facial muscles. These motor neurons are situated in your spinal cord and brain. With t...

Wrist injuries can be painful and frustrating as it limits your movement. You may not be able to do even the simplest of things such as eating or holding things. If you have severely injured your wrist, then it may require you to undergo surgery in order to get your wrist to function perfectly as before. After the surgery, you may have to undergo physiotherapy for rehabilitation of your wrist. Post-surgery physiotherapy is important as it assists in regaining flexibility and recovering...

Riding a bicycle is preferred by people across the globe for being active, staying in shape, and having an active life. With the increasing consciousness for a healthy life, more and more people are turning to cycling for different purposes. Some use a bicycle for recreation and fitness, while some even use it as a mode of transport. Many people have even started being a part of cycling sports such as cycle marathons and triathlons which includes cycling. However, while it’s such an excell...

Physiotherapy is a science that is known to provide relief from different kinds of pain and medical ailments. One such pain that physiotherapy provides relief from is the trigger thumb pain. A trigger thumb is a condition which locks the thumb joint when bent. This occurs due to the inflammation of the thumb tendons. The symptoms of a trigger thumb include stiffness in the thumb, popping sensation and tenderness. The treatment of trigger thumb includes surgery and medication...