Every condition we treat, in one searchable place

Frozen Shoulder

A painful, stiff shoulder that limits reaching overhead, behind your back, or across your chest — often worse at night.

Also known as: adhesive capsulitis, shoulder stiffness

Plantar Fasciitis

Sharp, stabbing pain under the heel — worst with your first steps in the morning or after long sitting.

Also known as: heel pain, plantar heel pain

Tennis Elbow

Pain on the outer elbow with gripping, lifting, or shaking hands — common in desk workers, tradesmen, and racquet players.

Also known as: lateral epicondylalgia, lateral epicondylitis

Golfer's Elbow

Pain on the inner elbow with wrist flexion and gripping — common in cricketers, mechanics, and heavy manual workers.

Also known as: medial epicondylalgia, medial epicondylitis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Numbness and tingling in the thumb, index, and middle fingers — usually worst at night or when driving.

Also known as: median nerve compression, CTS

Hip Pain

Pain in the outer hip, groin, or buttock that limits walking, squatting, or lying on the affected side.

Also known as: greater trochanteric pain syndrome, hip osteoarthritis

Ankle Sprain

That familiar rolled-ankle that swells up and never quite feels stable again — proper rehab prevents chronic instability.

Also known as: lateral ankle sprain, twisted ankle

Bell's Palsy

Sudden one-sided facial weakness that affects smiling, closing the eye, or drinking — most people recover fully with early rehab.

Also known as: facial nerve palsy, peripheral facial palsy

Multiple Sclerosis

Progressive or relapsing weakness, balance, and fatigue that respond to targeted, individualised neuro-physiotherapy.

Also known as: MS, demyelinating disease

Guillain-Barré Syndrome

Ascending weakness that peaks at 2–4 weeks and gradually recovers over months — structured rehab shortens recovery.

Also known as: GBS, acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy

Rotator Cuff Tear

Weakness lifting the arm sideways, night pain on the shoulder, and a catch when reaching overhead — often after a fall or heavy lift.

Also known as: supraspinatus tear, shoulder cuff injury

Meniscus Tear

A twist or squat that leaves the knee catching, clicking, and painful along the joint line — often with a slow effusion.

Also known as: torn cartilage, medial meniscus injury

ACL Sprain (Non-Operative)

A pop, swelling within an hour, and a knee that feels loose on turning — but you don't want or need surgery.

Also known as: ACL tear conservative, cruciate ligament sprain

IT Band Syndrome

Sharp pain on the outer knee that appears after a set distance of running and eases with rest — the classic runner's overuse injury.

Also known as: iliotibial band syndrome, runners knee (lateral)

Patellofemoral Pain

A dull ache around or behind the kneecap that flares with stairs, squatting, or sitting for long periods.

Also known as: runner's knee, anterior knee pain, PFPS

Shin Splints

A diffuse ache along the inner shin during and after running — a warning sign that load has outpaced tissue capacity.

Also known as: medial tibial stress syndrome, MTSS

Achilles Tendinopathy

Stiffness and pain at the back of the heel with the first steps of the day, and after starting exercise — a classic tendon overload.

Also known as: achilles tendinitis, achilles pain

De Quervain's Tenosynovitis

Sharp pain at the thumb-side of the wrist when lifting a baby, pouring a kettle, or scrolling a phone — the tendons at the thumb base are inflamed.

Also known as: mother's thumb, gamer's wrist, APL/EPB tendinopathy

Trigger Finger

A finger that catches, clicks, or locks in a bent position and needs the other hand to straighten — the flexor tendon is snagging in its sheath.

Also known as: stenosing tenosynovitis, snapping finger

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Arm heaviness, tingling into the last two fingers, and hand fatigue when working overhead — nerves or vessels are being compressed between the neck and shoulder.

Also known as: TOS, cervicobrachial compression

Back Pain

The most common musculoskeletal complaint we see — from a sudden lift-injury spasm to a nagging desk-work ache.

Also known as: low back pain, lumbago, LBP

Neck Pain

From tech-neck stiffness to a wry-neck spasm — most neck pain settles quickly with the right movement and posture work.

Also known as: cervicalgia, text neck, cervical strain

Knee Pain

Whether it's stairs, squatting, or a nagging dull ache — knee pain almost always responds to a targeted strength plan.

Also known as: gonalgia, knee ache

Shoulder Pain

Ache reaching overhead, pain sleeping on that side, and difficulty with the seatbelt — the shoulder is a common overuse and stiffness site.

Also known as: subacromial pain, shoulder impingement

Sciatica

Sharp, electric pain shooting from the low back into the buttock and leg — usually from a nerve root under pressure.

Also known as: lumbar radiculopathy, leg pain from back

Arthritis

Stiff, achy joints that ease with movement — arthritis is common, but rarely a reason to stop being active.

Also known as: osteoarthritis, OA, joint wear

Stroke

Early, intense, task-specific rehab drives the best recovery — every week matters in the first 6 months after a stroke.

Also known as: CVA, cerebrovascular accident, brain attack

Parkinson's Disease

Slowness, tremor, and shrinking movements respond to loud, big, deliberate exercise — programmes like LSVT BIG give measurable gains.

Also known as: PD, idiopathic parkinsonism

Balance and Vertigo Disorders

The room spinning, unsteady steps, or a floaty head — most vestibular problems respond to specific repositioning or habituation exercises.

Also known as: dizziness, vestibular dysfunction

Spinal Cord Injury

From wheelchair independence to return-to-work — SCI rehab is intensive, structured, and long-term.

Also known as: SCI, paraplegia, tetraplegia

BPPV

Brief spinning attacks triggered by rolling in bed, looking up, or bending down — caused by dislodged crystals in the inner ear.

Also known as: benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, ear crystals

Peripheral Neuropathy

Numbness, burning, and pins-and-needles in the feet — commonly from diabetes, and highly responsive to structured exercise and balance work.

Also known as: diabetic neuropathy, polyneuropathy

Cervical Myelopathy

Clumsy hands, unsteady walking, and neck stiffness — cord compression in the neck needs urgent recognition.

Also known as: CSM, cervical spondylotic myelopathy

Facial Nerve Palsy

One-sided facial weakness affecting eye closure, smile, and speech — early rehab reduces long-term synkinesis.

Also known as: seventh nerve palsy, facial paralysis

Transverse Myelitis

Sudden weakness, sensory change, and bladder dysfunction from cord inflammation — early rehab guards against contractures and pressure sores.

Also known as: TM, acute myelitis

Post-Polio Syndrome

New weakness and fatigue decades after childhood polio — pacing, orthoses, and low-intensity strengthening slow the decline.

Also known as: PPS, late effects of polio

Headache and Migraine

Many recurring headaches are driven by neck dysfunction, posture, and stress — physio adds a real lever alongside medication.

Also known as: tension headache, cervicogenic headache, migraine

Fibromyalgia

Widespread pain, fatigue, and non-restful sleep — graded aerobic exercise is the single most effective non-drug treatment.

Also known as: FM, widespread pain syndrome

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Disproportionate burning pain, colour and temperature changes in a limb after a small injury — early graded exposure and desensitisation are crucial.

Also known as: CRPS, RSD, reflex sympathetic dystrophy

Chronic Low Back Pain

Back pain lasting more than 3 months needs a different approach — active rehab, pain education, and lifestyle changes over passive care.

Also known as: persistent LBP, chronic backache

Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Deep, aching muscle pain with tender 'knots' that refer pain to nearby areas — responsive to release, dry needling, and strengthening.

Also known as: trigger point syndrome, muscle knot pain

TMJ Dysfunction

Jaw pain, clicking, and difficulty opening the mouth — usually driven by muscle tension, bruxism, and posture rather than the joint itself.

Also known as: temporomandibular disorder, TMD, jaw pain

ACL Reconstruction Rehab

A structured 9–12 month return-to-sport programme after ACL reconstruction — early full extension, then strength, then hop and pivot work.

Also known as: ACLR, cruciate reconstruction recovery

Total Knee Replacement Rehab

The first 12 weeks after knee replacement decide long-term outcomes — early range and quad activation are non-negotiable.

Also known as: TKR, TKA, knee replacement recovery

Total Hip Replacement Rehab

Standing on day 1, walking unaided by 4–6 weeks — hip replacement recovery is one of the most reliable in orthopaedics.

Also known as: THR, THA, hip replacement recovery

Spine Surgery Rehab

Structured rehab after discectomy, laminectomy, or fusion restores confidence, strength, and long-term back health.

Also known as: post-laminectomy, post-discectomy, post-fusion rehab

Rotator Cuff Repair Rehab

A protective phase, then range, then strength — a 6-month journey back to full overhead function after cuff repair.

Also known as: RCR, post-cuff-surgery rehab

Meniscectomy Rehab

A quick return-to-function surgery — most patients walk unaided by 2 weeks and return to sport by 6–8 weeks.

Also known as: post-arthroscopy rehab, meniscus surgery recovery

Ankle ORIF Rehab

From non-weight-bearing to full return to sport — a phased 3–6 month journey after ankle fixation.

Also known as: ankle fixation rehab, post-ankle-surgery recovery

Cricket Injuries

From lumbar stress fractures in fast bowlers to hamstring strains and finger injuries — sport-specific rehab returns you to the crease.

Also known as: fast bowler injuries, batting injuries

Football Injuries

Ankle sprains, hamstring strains, ACL tears, and groin pain dominate the football injury list — rehab is sport-specific and return-to-play criteria are firm.

Also known as: soccer injuries, footballer rehab

Kabaddi Injuries

Knee ligament tears, ankle sprains, and back pain from raid contact — kabaddi needs strength, agility, and joint stability.

Also known as: kabaddi rehab, contact sport rehab

Runners Injuries

Runner's knee, ITB, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, Achilles issues — most running injuries are load-management problems with excellent outcomes.

Also known as: running injury, runner rehab

Volleyball Injuries

Jumper's knee, shoulder overload, and ankle sprains from landings — jumping-sport rehab needs progressive loading and landing mechanics.

Also known as: jumper's knee, volleyball shoulder

Badminton Injuries

Ankle sprains, Achilles issues, shoulder overload, and tennis elbow — badminton's lunging and overhead action drive predictable injuries.

Also known as: shuttler rehab, racket sport injuries

Gym and Lifting Injuries

Lower back, shoulder, and knee issues from lifting — usually load and technique problems, not damage. Rehab keeps you in the gym.

Also known as: weightlifting injury, lifter rehab

Congenital Torticollis

A baby's head tilted to one side and turned to the other — early physio resolves 90%+ within a few months.

Also known as: CMT, wry neck in infants

Erb's Palsy

Birth injury to the upper brachial plexus — early physio and, when needed, surgical review preserve arm function.

Also known as: obstetric brachial plexus injury, OBPI

Autism — Motor Support

Coordination, balance, and sensory-motor challenges are common in autism — targeted physio supports participation in play, school, and sport.

Also known as: ASD physiotherapy, sensory-motor support

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Leaks with coughing or sneezing, urgency, or pelvic heaviness — pelvic floor rehab has the strongest evidence of any treatment.

Also known as: stress incontinence, urge incontinence, pelvic pain

Diastasis Recti

A gap between the abdominal muscles after pregnancy — closing it needs specific core work and time, not endless crunches.

Also known as: DRA, abdominal separation

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Pelvic heaviness or a bulge at the vagina — pelvic floor rehab significantly improves symptoms and can avoid surgery for mild-moderate cases.

Also known as: POP, uterine prolapse, cystocele, rectocele

Sarcopenia

Age-related muscle loss is the single biggest driver of frailty and falls — resistance training reverses it at any age.

Also known as: age-related muscle loss, muscle wasting

Post-Fracture Recovery

Getting back to walking, cooking, and independence after a fall fracture — early, intensive rehab makes the difference.

Also known as: hip fracture rehab, wrist fracture rehab, fragility fracture recovery

Deconditioning

Weeks in hospital or bed rest can strip years of function — structured rehab rebuilds strength, balance, and independence.

Also known as: post-hospitalisation weakness, hospital-associated disability

Above-Knee (Trans-femoral) Prosthesis

Structured pre-fitting conditioning and post-fitting gait training for trans-femoral (above-knee) amputees.

Below-Knee (Trans-tibial) Prosthesis

Fast-track rehab and gait training for trans-tibial (below-knee) amputees, coordinated with your prosthetist.

Upper-Limb Prosthesis

Training for body-powered, myoelectric and cosmetic upper-limb prostheses — with focus on bimanual ADLs.

Prosthetic Gait Training

Structured gait training after prosthesis fitting — parallel bars, stairs, uneven terrain, and community mobility.

AFO for Foot Drop

Prescription, fitting support and gait training for ankle-foot orthoses used to manage foot drop after stroke, peroneal palsy or spinal cord injury.

Knee Brace for Osteoarthritis

Prescription and fitting support for unloader knee braces used to manage medial or lateral knee osteoarthritis.

Spinal Brace for Scoliosis

Prescription and rehab support for Boston, TLSO and Milwaukee braces used to manage adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.

Custom Wrist & Hand Splint

Custom thermoplastic splints for carpal tunnel, de Quervain's, trigger finger, mallet finger and post-tendon-repair rehab.

Stroke ADL Retraining

Occupational therapy for post-stroke patients to relearn dressing, bathing, cooking, writing and other activities of daily living.

Hand Therapy

Structured hand therapy after tendon repair, nerve injury, fracture, carpal tunnel surgery or crush injuries.

Sensory Integration Therapy

Play-based occupational therapy that helps children with sensory processing differences regulate, focus and participate at home and school.

Pediatric Handwriting Therapy

Structured OT programme to improve handwriting legibility, speed and endurance in school-aged children.

Aphasia after Stroke

Speech-language therapy for post-stroke aphasia — word-finding, comprehension, reading, writing and conversation.

Dysphagia (Swallowing Therapy)

Assessment and therapy for swallowing difficulty after stroke, head-and-neck cancer, Parkinson's or in the elderly.

Stammering & Fluency Therapy

Fluency-shaping and stuttering-modification therapy for children and adults who stutter.

Articulation Delay in Children

Speech therapy for children with unclear speech, sound substitutions or age-inappropriate speech-sound errors.

Post-MI Cardiac Rehabilitation

Monitored exercise, education and lifestyle support after myocardial infarction — reduces future events by 20–30%.

COPD Pulmonary Rehabilitation

Structured 8–12 week programme that reduces breathlessness, improves walking distance and cuts flare-ups in COPD.

Post-COVID / Long COVID Rehabilitation

Pacing-first rehabilitation for long COVID — with breathing retraining, graded exercise where safe, and PESE screening.

BPPV (Positional Vertigo)

Fast diagnosis and single-visit repositioning treatment for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

Meniere's Disease

Between-attack vestibular rehab, balance retraining and lifestyle coordination for Meniere's disease.

Vestibular Migraine

Vestibular rehab, trigger identification and neurologist coordination for vestibular migraine.

Balance & Falls Prevention (Elderly)

Evidence-based Otago and BEEP programmes for elderly balance, falls prevention and post-fall recovery.

Breast Cancer Rehabilitation

Post-mastectomy shoulder rehab, scar work, cording release and prevention of lymphedema after breast cancer surgery.

Lymphedema (Arm/Leg)

Complete Decongestive Therapy — the WHO-recommended gold standard for arm and leg lymphedema after cancer treatment.

Cancer-Related Fatigue

Graded exercise and pacing programmes for cancer-related fatigue — the strongest evidence-based intervention.

Palliative Physiotherapy

Compassionate home-based physiotherapy focused on comfort, dignity, safe transfers and family caregiver support.

Post-Stroke Home Rehab

Home-based stroke rehabilitation with transfers, walking, ADL retraining and family caregiver coaching.

Bed-Bound Physiotherapy

Home-based physiotherapy for bed-bound patients — chest physio, positioning, contracture prevention and skin care.

Palliative Home Physiotherapy

Compassionate home visits for patients with life-limiting illness — comfort, dignity and family caregiver support.

Rural Physiotherapy Outreach

Weekly rural physiotherapy camps combined with WhatsApp video follow-ups for villages 30–90 minutes from Vellore.

Aquatic Therapy for Arthritis

Warm-water pool exercise for knee and hip osteoarthritis — reduces pain and improves function.

Post-Op Aquatic Rehab

Load-safe aquatic exercise after knee replacement, hip replacement or ACL reconstruction — bridging early recovery to land-based rehab.

Neuro Aquatic Therapy

Halliwick and Bad Ragaz methods for neurological rehabilitation — CP, SCI, MS and post-stroke.

Geriatric Aquatic Therapy

Water-based balance, strength and cardio programmes for elderly — low fall risk, high enjoyment.