Best Physiotherapy Clinic in Gurgaon

What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy uses physical agents, mechanical means, and exercise to treat or prevent disease, improve or maintain physical function, and promote general health. The conditions that physiotherapy can manage are:

• Musculoskeletal problems such as back pain and Arthritis

• Neurological problems such as Stroke and Spinal Cord Injuries

• Injuries such as muscle tear and strain

• Mobility Restrictions 

Physiotherapy treatment includes:

• Manual and Robotic Massages.

• Heat or Cold therapy

• Exercises

• Electrotherapy 

• Awareness of handling an injury, ailment, or deformity.

Treatment and Procedures

Musculoskeletal & Sports Injury Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

• Musculoskeletal injuries result from trauma to the soft tissues and bones of the body. This trauma can include injuries to Ligaments, Tendons, Muscles, Fascia, Nerves, Joints and Cartilage. These injuries can be Acute or Chronic and may include Neck & Back Pa, Spondylosis, Disc Prolapse, Frozen Shoulder, Knee Pain, Osteoarthritis, Bursitis, and Ligament Injuries.

• Sports injuries occur during sports activities. Sports injuries are common in all age groups, ranging from minor sprains to major fractures. These may include Ankle Sprain, Rotator Cuff Tears, Impingement Syndrome and rehabilitation from ACL Repair, Hip or Knee Replacement.

Mechanical Cervical-Scapular Humeral Pain Care Program

• Scapular Dyskinesia is when the Scapula (shoulder blade) is not moving correctly. When this occurs, the muscles in the upper back become tight and contract, restricting the movement of the shoulder joint and leading to pain in both the neck and shoulders, as well as weakness in the arms.

• Upper body or shoulder stiffness is common in athletes and people who spend much time in front of computers.

• Treatment includes facilitating inhibited muscle groups, lengthening of shortened and tight muscles, and correction of biomechanics around the shoulder complex.

Anterior Knee Pain (Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome) Care Program

• Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome is a pain in the knee's front portion, specifically around the kneecap.

• The pain happens when performing activities like running, squatting or climbing stairs and is most common in runners, dancers and people who do unsupervised weight training.

• Treatment includes exercises and massage to reduce inflammation, improve mobility and increase strength in the quadriceps muscle group.

Comprehensive Posture, Ergonomics & Spine Care Program

• Comprehensive Posture, Ergonomics & Spine Care Program is a software-based assessment of spine structural imbalance and postural dysfunctions. It addresses the pain and discomfort arising from biomechanical derangement. 

• Our Physiotherapists offer onsite ergonomics workstation evaluations, ergonomic awareness and training to prevent Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) and other Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders.

Amputee Rehabilitation

Amputee Rehabilitation helps an amputee learn to use their artificial limb. The process begins with pre-amputation assessment and counselling, which includes helping patients decide which artificial limb is best for them based on their lifestyle, needs, and budget. Functional training after fitment helps patients learn how to use their new limbs in everyday life.

Hand Injury Rehabilitation

Hand Injury Rehabilitation may include plastic surgery, tendon transfer or hand reconstruction.
After a hand injury, the patient needs to consult a physiotherapist and start with rehabilitation. Hand Injury Rehabilitation helps to restore function and independence. Hand injuries can result in loss of range of motion, strength, sensation and grip. Physiotherapy helps to recover after hand surgery, accidental damage, tendon transfer or hand reconstruction.

Foot & Body Balance Care Program

• Dysfunctional alignment is the incorrect positioning of the bones and joints in the foot, which can lead to pain and discomfort.

• Our holistic approach involves investigating the current foot alignment and movement and how it impacts posture and overall health. We consider all factors contributing to the discomfort, including using custom foot insoles, remedial exercises and posture correction.

• Foot scans using the Foot Pro Essential system from Finland allow us to investigate the movement of the feet with 3D imaging technology and measure pressure distribution across critical areas such as metatarsal heads and heels using pressure mapping technology. 

• Custom foot insoles are created for each client based on their specific needs so that we can restore balance.

Neurological Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Neurological conditions are illnesses that affect the brain, spinal cord, and other nerves. These conditions can cause weakness and loss of sensation in parts of the body.

Neurological Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation helps the patient to recover mobility, independence and control of these body parts. We use facilities like Functional Electrical Stimulation, Partial Body Weight Supported Gait Training, Electromyography BioFeedBack System, Balance Training System, Semi Virtual Reality Bilateral Movement Trainer, Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation, Electronic Tilt Table, Stair Activity Training Unit, Parallel Bars and Suspension Therapy Unit for neurological rehabilitation. Our experts provide various hands-on therapeutic approaches such as Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF), Neurodevelopmental Therapy/ Bobath Approach (NB), Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT), Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT), Motor Relearning Program (MRP), Mirror Therapy (MT), and Functional Movement Analysis (FMA).

Stroke Rehabilitation Program

• The Stroke Rehabilitation Program is a combination of several therapies and treatments that help patients regain the use of their limbs and cognitive and perceptual issues after a stroke.

• Physiotherapy manages movement dysfunction, gait rehabilitation, and cognitive and perceptual issues after a stroke.

• Splints and Orthotics (shoe inserts) help patients regain the use of their limbs.

• Cognitive restructuring helps retrain the brain's thinking patterns and helps it remember things.

Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Program

• Spinal Cord Injuries can range from mild to severe, with varying effects on sensory and motor functions. The spinal cord injury rehabilitation program aims to improve mobility, strength and coordination of the legs and arms. It also helps in rebuilding damaged nerve connections. The rehabilitation program includes Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech/language services under one roof.

• Physiotherapy also helps with functional assessment, counselling, prescription and helping select the right kind of support equipment or orthotics, including wheelchairs, for optimal support and rehabilitation care.

Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation Program

• Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation aims to improve the vestibular function of people who have experienced falls, dizziness, vertigo, or other related symptoms. 

• A comprehensive fall risk assessment, including neuro-vestibular evaluation, identifies the underlying cause of the fall risk and its consequences. The therapist will also look at the ability to prevent future falls. The treatment improves vestibular function for patients to regain their balance and mobility.

Traumatic Head Injury Rehabilitation Program

Traumatic Head Injury is a severe condition that can affect how a person thinks and moves. Rehabilitation helps patients recover from cognitive impairment and physical disabilities.

The program has three main procedures:

• Functional assessment allows the therapist to measure the performance of daily tasks like walking, dressing, eating and communicating verbally.

• Cognitive exercises build up memory, reasoning and problem-solving strength by using games, puzzles or other activities that challenge the brain to think quickly.

• Diagnosis helps therapists identify the injured brain parts to create an individualised treatment plan.

Facial (Bell's Palsy) Palsy Rehabilitation 

Bell's Palsy causes one side of the face to suffer weakness or paralysis. It results from damage to the facial nerve. The facial nerve controls facial movement and sends sensations from the forehead to the brain.
The exact cause of Bell's Palsy is unknown. It may be an immune system response to an infection or viral infection, such as herpes simplex virus-1 (HSV-1), which causes cold sores. Others have linked Bell's Palsy with Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) or Herpes zoster virus (HZV). The treatment of Bell's Palsy includes Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), EMG Biofeedback Therapy for facial muscle training, specific remedial exercises, and medications.

Paediatric Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Paediatric Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation is an interdisciplinary approach to treating children with disabilities. Children suffer from various Neurological, Musculoskeletal, and Genetic Conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Down's syndrome, Club foot, Developmental Delays, Spina Bifida, and Torticollis.

Physiotherapy treatment may involve:

• Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)

• Partial Body Weight Supported Gait Training (PBWSGT)

• Balance Training System (BTS)

• Semi Virtual Reality Movement Trainer (SVRMT)

• Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)

• Electronic Tilt Table (ETT)

• Stair Activity Training Unit (SATU)

• Cerebral palsy Chair (CP Chair)

• Standing Frame (SF)

• Motor training gadgets

• Play and activity learning gadgets

• Neurodevelopmental Therapy/Bobath approach

• Constraint-Induced Movement

• Mirror Therapy

• Sensory Integration.

Women Health Physiotherapy

Women's Health Physiotherapy helps women with bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic floor disorders, and physical conditions of the pre-and post-natal period.
Treatment helps manage musculoskeletal pain, costochondritis, De Quervain's, Carpal tunnel syndrome, and post-delivery fitness. We use the latest technology, such as EMG Triggered Stimulation of pelvic floor muscles, Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), Vaginal Cones and Weights for pelvic floor strengthening.

Critical Care Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

• Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy provides Cardiopulmonary Care and rehabilitation to critically ill patients.

• Physiotherapy provides Prophylactic and Therapeutic interventions using the latest technology, such as Cough Assist Device, Acapella Vibratory PEP Therapy System, Respiratory Muscle Trainer device, and NMS for prophylaxis of ICU-acquired neuromuscular weakness. 

• Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapists assist in the active breathing cycle, chest physiotherapy, chest percussion/vibration, airway clearance technique, breathing exercises, aerobic exercises, and early mobilisation.

Oncological Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation

Oncological Physiotherapy and rehabilitation is a specialised treatment that helps cancer patients recover their movement, strength, and endurance. Treatment includes Lymphapress (Pneumatic Compression Unit), Multilayer Bandaging for post-mastectomy Lymphedema, Manual Lymph Draining, Safe Pain-Relieving Modality, Orthotics and Splinting, Cough Assist Device, Ora-Bite Jaw Stretcher System, Compression Stockings.

Contact us if you require services from the physiotherapy clinic in Gurgaon where doctors provide the finest treatment at Manipal Hospitals.