Physiotherapy Conditions We Treat in Vellore
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- All conditions100
- Physiotherapy23
- Neuro Rehabilitation13
- Sports Injury Rehab7
- Post-Surgery Rehabilitation7
- Geriatric Physiotherapy3
- Pediatric Physiotherapy3
- Women's Health Physiotherapy3
- Pain Management6
- Prosthesis Fitting & Training4
- Orthosis & Bracing4
- Occupational Therapy4
- Speech, Language & Swallowing Therapy4
- Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation3
- Vestibular & Balance Rehabilitation4
- Oncology Rehabilitation & Lymphedema4
- Community & Home-Visit Physiotherapy4
- Aquatic & Hydrotherapy4
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- PhysiotherapyRead the Frozen Shoulder rehab guide
Frozen Shoulder
A painful, stiff shoulder that limits reaching overhead, behind your back, or across your chest — often worse at night.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Plantar Fasciitis rehab guide
Plantar Fasciitis
Sharp, stabbing pain under the heel — worst with your first steps in the morning or after long sitting.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Tennis Elbow rehab guide
Tennis Elbow
Pain on the outer elbow with gripping, lifting, or shaking hands — common in desk workers, tradesmen, and racquet players.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Golfer's Elbow rehab guide
Golfer's Elbow
Pain on the inner elbow with wrist flexion and gripping — common in cricketers, mechanics, and heavy manual workers.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome rehab guide
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Numbness and tingling in the thumb, index, and middle fingers — usually worst at night or when driving.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Hip Pain rehab guide
Hip Pain
Pain in the outer hip, groin, or buttock that limits walking, squatting, or lying on the affected side.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Ankle Sprain rehab guide
Ankle Sprain
That familiar rolled-ankle that swells up and never quite feels stable again — proper rehab prevents chronic instability.
- Neuro RehabilitationRead the Bell's Palsy rehab guide
Bell's Palsy
Sudden one-sided facial weakness that affects smiling, closing the eye, or drinking — most people recover fully with early rehab.
- Neuro RehabilitationRead the Multiple Sclerosis rehab guide
Multiple Sclerosis
Progressive or relapsing weakness, balance, and fatigue that respond to targeted, individualised neuro-physiotherapy.
- Neuro RehabilitationRead the Guillain-Barré Syndrome rehab guide
Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Ascending weakness that peaks at 2–4 weeks and gradually recovers over months — structured rehab shortens recovery.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Rotator Cuff Tear rehab guide
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.
- PhysiotherapyRead the Meniscus Tear rehab guide
Meniscus Tear
A twist or squat that leaves the knee catching, clicking, and painful along the joint line — often with a slow effusion.
Showing 7 of 100 conditions in Post-Surgery Rehabilitation.
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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
Read the care guide - Post-Surgery Rehab
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
Read the care guide - Post-Surgery Rehab
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
Read the care guide - Post-Surgery Rehab
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
Read the care guide - Post-Surgery 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
Read the care guide - Post-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
Read the care guide - Post-Surgery Rehab
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
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