When Should You Visit a Physiotherapist?

You may benefit from physiotherapy if you experience:

• Persistent neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, or knee pain.
• Joint stiffness or difficulty moving your shoulder, neck, back, hip, or knee.
• Muscle weakness, reduced flexibility, or difficulty performing daily activities.
• Recovery needs after a fracture, cast removal, or orthopedic surgery.
• Rehabilitation after knee replacement, hip replacement, or ligament surgery.
• Difficulty walking, maintaining balance, or performing everyday movements after a stroke or neurological illness.
• Facial weakness or facial movement difficulties associated with Bell’s palsy.
• Postural problems, rounded shoulders, or forward head posture.
• Reduced strength and mobility after prolonged bed rest or hospitalization.
• Pregnancy-related or postpartum musculoskeletal problems, when appropriate specialist assessment and care are available.

Important: Sudden facial drooping, sudden weakness of an arm or leg, difficulty speaking, or sudden loss of balance may indicate a stroke. Seek emergency medical care immediately rather than waiting for a physiotherapy appointment.

Our Services

1. Manual Therapy
Hands-on treatment techniques to help improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and support movement in selected musculoskeletal conditions.

2. Therapeutic Exercise
Individualized exercises to improve muscle strength, flexibility, endurance, coordination, and joint range of motion.

3. Electrotherapy & Pain Management
Appropriate use of TENS, electrical muscle stimulation, and other available modalities to support pain management and rehabilitation.

4. Post-Fracture Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation following fracture healing, cast removal, or orthopedic clearance to restore movement, strength, and functional use of the affected limb.

5. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Individualized rehabilitation following procedures such as knee replacement, hip replacement, ligament reconstruction, and selected spinal or orthopedic surgeries, according to surgical precautions.

6. Posture Correction & Ergonomic Advice
Assessment and management of movement habits, forward head posture, rounded shoulders, and other postural problems.

7. Neurological Rehabilitation
Movement, balance, strength, and functional training for suitable patients following stroke and other neurological conditions.

8. Mobility & Balance Training
Exercises and functional activities to improve walking, transfers, stability, and independence in daily activities.

9. Women’s Health Rehabilitation
Where specialist services are available, rehabilitation for pregnancy-related musculoskeletal discomfort, postpartum recovery, pelvic floor dysfunction, and abdominal muscle separation.

10. Patient Education & Home Exercise Programs
Guidance on safe movement, activity modification, home exercises, and self-management strategies to support recovery and prevent recurrence.

Common Conditions We Treat

Our Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Department provides assessment and rehabilitation for a wide range of conditions affecting movement, mobility, and daily activities.

1. Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)
Shoulder pain, stiffness, and difficulty raising or moving the arm.

2. Cervical Spondylosis & Neck Pain
Neck pain, stiffness, restricted movement, and associated nerve symptoms.

3. Back Pain & Lumbar Spondylosis
Lower back pain, stiffness, and difficulty with bending, sitting, or daily activities.

4. Osteoarthritis (OA)
Joint pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility, particularly in the knees and hips.

5. Forward Head Posture & Neck Hump
Postural changes, rounded shoulders, forward head posture, and upper-back discomfort.

6. Bell’s Palsy (Facial Palsy)
Facial muscle weakness and asymmetry requiring appropriate medical assessment and individualized facial rehabilitation.

7. Paralysis & Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation to improve strength, balance, walking, coordination, and functional independence.

8. Disc Problems & Sciatica
Back pain radiating into the buttock or leg, sometimes accompanied by tingling, numbness, or nerve-related symptoms.

9. Fracture Rehabilitation & Post-Surgical Stiffness
Joint stiffness, muscle weakness, and movement limitations following fracture healing, cast removal, or surgery.

10. Pregnancy-Related & Postpartum Musculoskeletal Pain
Back pain, pelvic discomfort, abdominal muscle separation, and pelvic floor problems, where appropriate specialist services are available.

Our Approach: Every patient receives an individualized assessment and rehabilitation plan based on their condition, clinical findings, functional goals, and recovery progress.

Note: Treatment suitability depends on clinical assessment. Sudden facial weakness or sudden weakness of an arm or leg requires emergency medical evaluation.

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