Patient Education

When you feel pain in your joints and muscles, getting physiotherapy or taking painkillers may seem like the best option. However, getting shockwave therapy is also an efficient option to consider. If you don’t know what this therapy means, here’s where you’ll get to know everything about shockwave. What is Shockwave Therapy?. Shockwave therapy is an extracorporeal therapy that works by mechanically stimulating the injured muscles that prompt stem cells to activate and star...

Nowadays, running has become a trend more than the actual belief of being fit. But the truth remains that running is a great way to get fit, feel better, and start your day on a fresh note. This happens only if it’s done with proper guidance. Running without proper guidance may cause injuries and sprains. An athlete or a beginner, running for a marathon or for relieving stress must get the proper guidance from their trainer or physiotherapist and follow these tips as well. 1. Choose a P...

The pelvic floor supports the organs in your pelvis, which include the bladder, rectum, prostate, or uterus. The occurrence of pelvic floor dysfunction makes it difficult to control the muscles of your pelvic floor. It affects your bowel movement and causes pain to your pelvic region. It takes the diagnosis of a specialist to figure out the symptoms of this group. Depending on the type of disorder, the symptoms can vary. Symptoms of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. - Experiencing constant urge to u...

Common types of patients physiotherapists deal with are the ones with sports injuries, headaches, neck pain, spinal pain, etc. Patients with disorders like cerebral palsy, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and Cerebral Palsy benefit greatly from physiotherapy. Interventions focus on improving daily function, regaining strength and flexibility, muscle re-education and control and restoring and improving gait. But neck pain is very common and everyone has it at one point or anoth...