JP Nagar Branch / Arekere Branch

Services we offer

Orthopaedic Physiotherapy

Our physiotherapists excel in treating all musculoskeletal disorders with their excellent physical therapies and also additional therapies.Our aim is to provide pain relief, increase joint range, improve strength and flexibility and restore the patient to full function. 

  1. FRACTURES
  2. OSTEOARTRITIS KNEE
  3. OSTEOPOROSIS
  4. FIBROMIALGIA
  5. TM  JOINT DYSFUNCTION
  6. FROZEN SHOULDER
  7. THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
  8. CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
  9. STENOSIS
  10. SI JOINT DYSFUNCTION
  11. SCOLIOSIS
  12. CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
  13. BOUTONNIERE DEFORMITY
  14. BOWED LEGS
  15. CLUB FOOT
  16. HAMMER TOE
  17. JUVENILE ARTHRITIS
  18. LIMB LENGTH DISCREPENCY
  19. BONE SPUR
  20. FLATFOOT
  21. TORTICOLIS
  22. OSGOOD SCHLATTER DISEASE
  23. AVASCULAR NECROSIS
  24. DISC HERNIATION
  25. CAUDA EQUINA SYNDROME
  26. ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS
  27. OSTEOMYLITIS
  28. BAKER CYST
  29. HIP DYPLASIA
  30. DISLOCATION
  31. METATARSLAGIA

Sports Physiotherapy

Sports Physiotherapy plays an integral part in the multi-disciplinary approach to the management of sports injuries. The aim of physiotherapy is to treat and fully rehabilitate the athlete post-injury, post-operatively, to prevent further injury and to return the athlete to sport in the shortest possible time.Our Therapy services are generally available to persons of all ages engaged in sports at any level of competition. We help athletes overcome their injuries and return to their previous levels of activity by offering rehabilitation services and advice on preventing future issues. Depending on the type and severity of an injury, with the guidance and treatment provided by our skilled Physiotherapists many athletes are able to fully recover from threatening injuries and return to their sports with ease in excellent fitness & performance.

  1. ACL injury
    Rotator cuff tear
    Sudden Blow
    Whiplash injury
    Twisting injuries
    Ankle Sprains
    Strains
    Stress Fractures
    Runner’s Knee
    Jumper’s Knee
    Shin Splint
    Tennis elbow
    Golfer’s elbow
Neurological Physiotherapy

Neurological Physiotherapy

We provide Neurological Physiotherapy services   to improve the function of patients who have suffered physical impairment caused by neurological conditions.

Many of our clients who undergo Neurological Physiotherapy can improve symptoms such as, difficulties with loss of balance, loss of hand and arm, or leg and foot function, walking, spasticity and pain.

  1. STROKE
  2. PARKINSON’S DISEASE
  3. INCOORDINATION
  4. HEAD INJURIES
  5. SPINAL CORD DISEASES
  6. SPINAL CORD INJURY
  7. PARALYSIS
  8. BELL’S PALSY
  9. FACIAL PALSY
  10. RAMSAY HUNTS DISEASE
  11. MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
  12. DIABETIC NEUROPATHY
  13. GULLIAN BARRE SYNDROME
  14. MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
  15. CAUDA EQUINA SYNDROME
  16. SCIATICA
  17. RADICULOPATHY
  18.  
Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy

Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy

Our team Physiotherapists work with cardiopulmonary patients in a variety of settings. We treat acute problems like asthma, acute chest infections and trauma; We are involved in the preparation and recovery of patients from major surgery; We also treat a wide range of chronic cardiac and respiratory conditions like Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis (CF) and post-myocardial infarction (MI).Anyone who has had a heart problem, such as a heart attack, heart failure, or heart surgery, can benefit from cardiac rehabilitation. Studies have found that cardiac rehabilitation helps men and women, people of all ages, and people with mild, moderate, and severe heart problems.

CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)
ASTHMA
BRONCHIECTASIS
BRONCHITIS
EMPHYSEMA
CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE (CCF)
RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS, I.E. PNEUMONIA
HYPERTENSION
PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE
ANGINA
HEART ATTACK (MI)
HEART OR LUNG INJURY OR SURGERY

 

Women's Health Physiotherapy

Women’s health physiotherapy is a non-surgical treatment used for a number of women’s health problems.Women’s health physiotherapy treats a wide range of women’s needs in addition to pregnancy and birth support.

 

Due to hormones, structural makeup, pregnancy and childbirth, women require specific advice when it comes to exercise, flexibility, and dealing with aches and pains in the body.We plan to help you improve a variety of symptoms caused by women’s health concerns. For example, bone density naturally decreases during menopause. So, we can help you strengthen your bones and improve your bone health through exercise.

 

Additionally, strengthening your pelvic floor, especially during and after pregnancy, is a huge component of women’s health physiotherapy. Pregnancy and childbirth obviously put a lot of stress on your pelvic floor and it’s essential to strengthen this area as much as possible. It’ll not only help you during childbirth but also can help prevent incontinence, prolapse and other pelvic floor related issues.

Our Physiotherapists have a wealth of experience and expertise in treating the physiotherapeutic care of women with problems affecting the pelvis and pelvic floor, in relation to Sports or direct trauma. Childbirth, both before and after. Pelvic girdle pain both before, during and after pregnancy.

  1. ANTENATAL
  2. POSTNATAL
  3. PELVIC FLOOR STRENGTHENING
  4. INCONTINANCE
  5. GESTATIONAL DIABETES
  6. HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY
  7. LOW BACK PAIN AND PREGNANCY
  8. LYMPHOEDEMA
  9. MATERNAL OBSTETRIC PALSY
  10. MYOFASCIAL PELVIC PAIN
  11.  

Spine and Back Care Physiotherapy

The spinal column is one of the most important structures in the human body. It gives a solid base for all other skeletal structures to base themselves. Without it, we would be a bundle of muscle, skin and bone resting on the ground. The spine is one continuos column, generally divided up into 3 major areas: cervical spine (neck) thoracic spine (rib region) and lumbar spine (lower back). Each region of the spinal column is susceptible to injury, which can occur acutely (whiplash, fall or lifting) or chronic (wear and tear, poor posture or overuse of repetitive motions). On average, 80% of the population will be afflicted with some form of low back pain during their lifetime. For most, this is short term with minor consequences, though for some, this can become chronic and interupt their day-to-day life immensely.

At J.P Nagar Medical And Physiotherapy Centre , we assess and treat all forms of neck, rib, and low back pain. Lumbar Spine (Lower back pain)

SCIATICA

SWAY BACK

PINCHED NERVE

SCOLIOSIS

LUMBAR DISC BULGE

LUMBAR DISC PROLAPSE

FACET JOINT SPRAIN

SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

LUMBAR STRESS FRACTURE

LUMBAR SPINE OSTEO-ARTHRITIS

THORACIC SPINE (MIDDLE BACK OR RIB REGION PAIN)

RIB JOINT STRAIN

STRESS FRACTURE

SCOLIOSIS

KYPHOSIS

FRACTURED RIB

CERVICAL SPINE (NECK PAIN)

WHIPLASH

HEADACHE & MIGRAINE

WRY NECK

LOCKED FACET JOINT

PINCHED NERVE ROOT

PINS AND NEEDLES RADIATING INTO ARM(S)

DISC BULGE /PROLAPSE

Paediatric Physiotherapy

We work in the field of paediatrics provide support and treatment services to the paediatric population.Our Physiotherapist have expert skills in the assessment, identification and diagnosis of, and treatment of child development and movement difficulties. Research has shown that early intervention can improve outcomes for children with developmental difficulties.  If you have concerns about your baby’s or child’s development, call to us. 

  1. BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURY
  2. ERB’SPALSY
  3. CLUB FOOT
  4. TORTICOLIS
  5. DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
  6. FLEXION DEFORMITY OF KNEE
  7. HIP DYSPLASIA

Geriatric Physiotherapy

Elderly rehabilitation is maintaining and improving the general health and ability of elderly individuals. At J.P Nagar Medical And Physiotherapy Centre,we commonly work with elderly patients helping optimise their quality and enjoyment of life. We will carry out a full functional assessment and work with you and your family to set realistic short and long term goals.We will devise a personalised treatment programme to help you achieve the following outcomes:

  • Regaining your independence
  • Maximise your safety
  • Reducing the risk of falling
  • Restoring your confidence
  • Improving your quality of life
  • Helping you to carry out activities of daily living
  • Improving mobility indoors and outdoors
  • Maintaining your muscle strength
  • Balance and walking re-education
  1. JOINT PAIN
  2. GENERALIZED WEAKNESS
  3. POSTURAL INSTABILITY
  4. BALANCE DISORDERS
  5. OSTEOPOROSIS
  6. OSTEOARTRITIS
  7. RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
  8. Recently deteriorated in their mobility
  9. Recently been discharge from hospital
  10. Fallen or have a high risk of falling
  11. Recently had an accident
  12. Pain that is limiting them
  13. Recently had an operation
  14. An interest in improving their independence and functional abilities

Joint Replacement Physiotherapy

However, replacing your natural joint with a prosthetic implant is no joke – you can’t just go home and sit around while you wait for your body to heal. You will need to engage in physical therapy exercises to strengthen the area to help it heal correctly and completely.Physiotherapy helps make the recovery process more efficient after having joint replacement surgery. Surgery causes some level of damage to tissues, so some amount of inflammation is unavoidable. Nevertheless, interventions such as physiotherapy can help reduce the pain and discomfort that you feel.

For example, regular movements help reduce swelling by stimulating the lymphatic system, which relies on muscular contractions to remove excess fluid from the tissues of affected areas. Exercise also helps to elevate mood and decrease pain.

  1. TOTAL KNEE REPLACMENT
  2. TOTAL HIP REPALCEMENT
  3. HEMIARTHROPLASTY
  4. TOTAL ANKLE REPLACEMENT
  5. ELBOW REPLACEMENT
  6. TOTAL WRIST REPLACEMENT
  7. HAND REPLACEMENT
  8. TENDON TRANSFERS
Post Operative Physiotherapy

Post Operative Physiotherapy

Post-operative rehabilitation is incredibly challenging. It is a collaboration between the patient and the physiotherapist, to formulate the best possible plan and achieve the desired result, returning the patient to their chosen level of activity or sport.Accomplishing a successful surgery doesn’t mean you can enjoy a healthy life in which you were living before entering operation theatre.

Postoperative rehabilitation physiotherapy is a unique type of physiotherapy for patients undergoing orthopedic surgeries. Surgical doctors also advise patients to get physiotherapy treatment to achieve better surgery results. Physiotherapists are already familiar with the guidelines that your doctor prescribed. Look for a professional physiotherapist who has knowledge and experience to adjust your problems through specific rehabilitation programs based on your circumstances.

  1. CLAVICAL FRACTURE
  2. SCAPULAR FRACTURE
  3. HUMERAL FRACTURE
  4. ELBOW FRACTURE
  5. WRIST FRACTURE
  6. PELVIS FRACTURE
  7. HIP FRACTURE
  8. TIBIAL FRACTURE
  9. ANKLE FRACTURE
  10. ACL RECONSTRUCTION
  11. MENISCAL  REPAIR
  12. SPINAL FRACTURE
Ergonomic Advice

Ergonomic Advice

Living and working in this century will have seen us spending more and more time sitting at the computer, whether it is part of our work, studying or even leisure time. An unfortunate consequence of spending long periods of time doing this is that it can cause pain in a number of areas including the neck, shoulders, arms and lower back.

Sitting at a desk for long periods means it is often difficult to maintain good posture for long periods of time. Many people will have a tendency to lean forward or slouch their shoulders which will put unnecessary stress on the spine leading to pain and fatigue. Repetitive movements such as typing /filing can also contribute to pain by placing your body in awkward positions and increasing the risk of muscle strain.

Home Care Physiotherapy

Home based physio may be of great help to those with mobility problems or long-term conditions that affect mobility.Our Physiotherapists  expert will visit  the patients Home  and provide Home based Physiotherapy treatment services who are unable to visit our Physiotherapy Centre

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