14 doctors in India — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy
I am your motion expert with experience and knowledge of treatment for spine, knee and shoulder pain also for paralysis and post stroke rehabilitation. I loo…
BPT- Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy
Dr.Geyata Shrivastava (BPT,MPT Sports,Cert.MFR, Chiropractor,Fellowship in orthopedic & rehab,GAP,HCAP, BSc,MIAP,HSCP) has more than15yrs of clinical experie…
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy
Working as a senior physiotherapist at Qi Spine Clinic, New Delhi, I have started my journey of treating patients during the COVID-19 period. I have 3.5 year…
MPTh (Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy)
Physiotherapy
I am a physiotherapist specialising in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy but I alsohave a vast experience treating neurological adult and Pediatrician cases, pul…
Dr. Nidhi Abrol- BPT, MPT(Ortho), MIAP, DHA, FNMT, Diabetic counselor, Pelvic floor
Physiotherapy
Dr. Nidhi Abrol, BPT, MPT(Ortho), MIAP, DHA, FNMT, Diabetic counselor, Pelvic floor Dr. Nidhi Abrol earned her Master's in Physiotherapy Degree from MMU. She…
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy
#Physiotherapy and Occupation therapy ➡️IN CHILDREN - We deals with condition like AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER, ADHD - HYPER ACTIVITY, HYPO ACTIVITY, DEVELOPMEN…
BPT, MPT (Neuro)
Physiotherapy
Ahighly skilled and dedicated neuro physiotherapy doctor with extensive expertise ni evaluating. diagnosing, and treating patients with neurological disorder…
MPT (Neurology and Psychosomatic Disorders)
Physiotherapy
Completed my masters in physiotherapy in neuro specialization with 5+ years of experience. I have dealt with multiple cases with different neurological condi…
Dr. Pooja Yadav-Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy
Dr. Pooja Yadav is an Orthopedics Physiotherapist practicing in Manesar Sec 81. She had 4 year experience of working in clinic and with ortho team. She is kn…
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy
As a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, my mission goes beyond treating pain — it's about restoring confidence in movement, empowering people to live fully, an…
MPT Neurology,MD Electrohomeopathy, MD Alternate Medicine, MD Acupuncture
Physiotherapy
Dr. Charishma Nadipilli, MPT in Neurology and MD in Electrohomeopathy, Alternative Medicine, and Acupuncture, specializes in pain management without side eff…
Naturopath
Naturopathy
I promise you won't regret at any cost sharing my experience and knowledge for betterment of your health. You come with problems and leave with prosperity. W…
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Physiotherapy, also known as physical therapy, is a healthcare treatment that helps improve movement, reduce pain, restore physical function, and prevent disability caused by injury, illness, or medical conditions. Physiotherapists use exercises, manual therapy, posture correction, and specialized techniques to improve mobility and overall quality of life.
Physiotherapy is commonly recommended for people recovering from injuries, surgeries, neurological disorders, sports injuries, and chronic pain conditions. It plays an important role in rehabilitation and helps patients regain strength, flexibility, balance, and independence in daily activities.
Physiotherapy may be recommended for several conditions affecting muscles, joints, nerves, and movement.
Common reasons for physiotherapy include:
● Back pain and neck pain
● Sports injuries
● Arthritis and joint stiffness
● Muscle weakness or mobility problems
● Post-surgical rehabilitation
● Stroke or neurological disorders
● Fractures and orthopedic injuries
● Balance and posture problems
● Chronic pain conditions
The treatment aims to improve physical function, relieve pain, and help patients return to normal activities safely.
1. Orthopedic Physiotherapy
This type focuses on conditions involving bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons. It is commonly used after fractures, surgeries, or sports injuries.
2. Neurological Physiotherapy
Neurological physiotherapy helps patients with disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, or nerves, such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or multiple sclerosis.
3. Sports Physiotherapy
Sports physiotherapy is designed for athletes and active individuals recovering from sports-related injuries or improving physical performance.
4. Pediatric Physiotherapy
This branch treats movement and developmental issues in infants and children.
5. Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy
Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy helps patients with heart and lung conditions improve breathing capacity and physical endurance.
1. Initial Assessment
The physiotherapist evaluates the patient’s medical history, symptoms, posture, movement, strength, and flexibility.
2. Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
Based on the assessment, a personalized treatment plan is created according to the patient’s condition and rehabilitation goals.
3. Therapy Sessions
Treatment sessions may include:
● Therapeutic exercises
● Stretching techniques
● Manual therapy and massage
● Joint mobilization
● Heat or cold therapy
● Ultrasound or electrical stimulation
● Balance and coordination training
4. Home Exercise Program
Patients are often given exercises and posture instructions to continue at home for better recovery and long-term improvement.
Physiotherapy provides several physical and functional benefits, including:
● Reduces pain and inflammation
● Improves mobility and flexibility
● Strengthens muscles and joints
● Enhances balance and coordination
● Speeds up recovery after injury or surgery
● Helps prevent future injuries
● Improves posture and physical function
● Enhances overall quality of life
Physiotherapy is generally considered safe when performed by qualified professionals. Some patients may experience:
● Mild muscle soreness after exercises
● Temporary discomfort during therapy
● Fatigue after rehabilitation sessions
These effects are usually temporary and improve as the body adapts to treatment.
The duration of physiotherapy depends on the condition being treated and the patient’s overall health.
● Come patients notice improvement within a few sessions
● Chronic conditions may require long-term therapy
● Regular exercises and follow-up sessions improve treatment outcomes
Consistency and adherence to the treatment plan are important for successful recovery.
Physiotherapy is a healthcare treatment that helps improve movement, reduce pain, and restore physical function through exercises and therapeutic techniques.
People recovering from injuries, surgeries, chronic pain, neurological conditions, or mobility problems may benefit from physiotherapy.
Some exercises may cause mild discomfort initially, but physiotherapy is generally designed to reduce pain and improve movement over time.
A typical physiotherapy session usually lasts between 30 and 60 minutes.
The number of sessions depends on the severity of the condition and the patient’s response to treatment.
In some cases, physiotherapy may improve symptoms enough to delay or avoid surgery, especially in orthopedic conditions.
Yes, physiotherapy is safe and beneficial for older adults to improve mobility, balance, and strength.
Patients should wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement during exercises and treatment sessions.
Yes, sports physiotherapy helps athletes recover from injuries, improve flexibility, and prevent future injuries.
This depends on local healthcare regulations and insurance policies. Some patients can directly consult a physiotherapist without a referral.
