Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but most of patients tent to come to us after no relief from other clinics.

It differ to patients to patients and conditions

Normal stretches of back, thighs, calf, muscles should be done before the play, along with slow jogging, and slight increase in your hearth rate.

If you cancel your appoint with less than 24 hours you will be assessed a cancellation fee of Rs. 200, Otherwise we’ll do our best to find a time for another appointment with our therapists.

Physiotherapist consults the patients, check joint range of motion, check the pain spots, and asses the numbers of days that is taken to treat the problem.

• Heat should to be used after 72 hours of injury
• Ice should be used within 72 hours of injury and should be used if swelling still persist after 72 hours till swelling reduced.

Though there is a time and place for machines (physical modalities) such as TENS, Ultrasound and muscle stimulation, our treatment approach is primarily hands-on. Manual therapy helps create more of a physical change to the injured structures and correcting poor movement patterns. On top of manual therapy techniques and rehabilitative exercises, we also provide significant education to our patients so that they understand their problem and recognize how the appropriate treatment plan will benefit their recovery. Other treatment options such as the Graston Technique & Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, Dry Needling have also been used very effectively in our practice. You will be impressed with our level of customer service and personalized approach to treatment.

We are different from most physiotherapy providers. Our physiotherapist will go over your health history, complete a thorough assessment to pin point the source of the problem, educate you on your condition and provide you with a plan of action. Most follow-up sessions are 30 minutes in length, again with the physiotherapist only.

Legislation has been in place across India eliminating the need for patients to obtain a doctor’s referral and allowing direct access to physiotherapy. This means that you can walk up and get physiotherapy without having to see your doctor. There is no need to wait any longer, contact us today so that we can return you to the activities you love doing!

Physiotherapists treat a wide range of medical conditions:

• Post- operative care after joint arthroplasty
• Post- operative care after arthroscopy
• Post- operative care after meniscectomy
• Post- operative care after laminectomy
• Post operative care after tendon release
• Post operative care after Open reduction-internal fixations (ORIF’s)
• Frozen shoulder
• Fractures
• Acute and chronic muscular strain
• Acute and chronic
• Ligamentous sprain
• Acute and chronic pain syndromes
• Whiplash injuries
• Lateral epicondylitis
• Medial epicondylitis
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Plantar fascitis
• Calcaneal spurs
• Achilles tendon tears
• Ankle inversion/eversion sprains
• Meniscal injuries of the knee
• Cruciate ligament tear
• Osteoarthritis
• Facial Palsy
• Urinary incontinence
• Tendinitis and repetitive strain injuries
• Orthopedic conditions
• Musculoskeletal disorders
• Back Pain Treatment
• Shoulder Pain Treatment
• Hand Pain Treatment

Yes they do, because Older Patients have higher incidents of joint and muscular pain

They help in the overall physical health of an individual and their return to normal activities of daily living after pain, injury or illness by:

• Prevention and management of sports related injuries
• Restoration and improvement of the range of motion in the joints example – Shoulder, Knee, Elbow etc
• Improving the body coordination, proprioception, cardiovascular endurance and joint flexibility to make the patients to move back to his work faster
• Providing advice and education in Pre and Post Natal care for the women
• Adjusting homes and workplaces depending on the patient’s impairment or disability.
• Gait retraining for patients suffering from neurological disorders using ambulatory aids such as canes, crutches and wheelchairs

No, treatment differs according to the condition and according to requirements

Yes, it is normal, muscles go into spasm after the treatment which remain hardly 1 or 2 hours, if it is prolonged then you need to report to Physiotherapist.

Yes, how to use Walking Aids can be best corrected by Physiotherapist only.

While doing exercises if pain is reducing than your doing exercises correctly.

• An exercise program is introduced gradually into the treatment depending on the response of the patient to the treatment and also the benefits of exercise on first day
• But in acute cases, where inflammation is still present we start exercises once inflammation is reduced.

Yes. When the symptoms have improved or as per the need.