Patient Education

Have you ever experienced dizziness or loss of balance recently? Or, had trouble reading or focusing on work? If yes, then you could be suffering from some form of a vestibular disorder. These types of illnesses can hinder your day-to-day activities and affect your productivity at work. In some cases, they can even prove dangerous for your health. For example, if a person with a vestibular disease starts feeling dizzy while driving, he/she can end up losing focus and cause an accident. This is...

Our pelvic floor comprises of a combination of muscles, ligaments, connective tissues and nerves that support major organs present in the region like a flexible strap. This band of muscles allows you to control your bowels and bladder movements and provides support to vital organs like urethra, rectum, and uterus (in females) or prostate (in males). Hence, it is crucial to ensure the fitness of our pelvic region to lead a healthy and active lifestyle. Pelvic floor dysfunction is a comm...

Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) or dry needling is a frequently used physiotherapy treatment. Originating from western medicine, this therapy is used to treat all radiculopathy related conditions namely, muscle tightness, numbness or tingling sensation in any part of the spine. IMS is also used to treat inflammation and pain caused due to minor injuries. Sportsmen are usually prone to accidents as they perform extensive physical activity every day. In some cases, the injuries caused show minima...

Cerebral palsy is a neurological illness commonly found in children. It is a congenital disease which affects the muscle tone, movement, coordination and reflex control in children. According to a report by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Cerebral Palsy (CP) is the most common motor disability in childhood. Children with Cerebral Palsy tend to have a tough time performing day-to-day activities such as walking, sitting and holding objects. The symptoms and severity of this illness c...