Conditions
Conditions We Treat in Indirapuram
Plain-language guides to the conditions our physiotherapists assess and treat every week, from back and neck pain to stroke rehabilitation, sports injuries and pelvic health. Each page explains what is going on, what treatment involves and when to see a doctor first.
Spine, Back and Neck
Lumbar SpondylosisAge-related wear in the lower back, and why strength and movement matter more than the X-ray report.Cervical SpondylosisNeck stiffness, shoulder ache and arm symptoms from age-related neck changes, treated with movement and strength.Disc BulgeA bulge is a broad, shallow spread of the disc. What it means, what it doesn't, and how it's treated without surgery.Degenerative Disc DiseaseDrying and thinning of spinal discs. Not really a disease, and very manageable with the right loading.Spinal StenosisNarrowing of the spinal canal that causes leg pain on walking. Exercise can widen what you're able to do.Cervical MyelopathyPressure on the spinal cord in the neck. Why early medical review matters and where rehab fits in.SpondylolisthesisOne vertebra slipping forward on another. Most slips are stable and respond to strength-focused rehab.RetrolisthesisA backward shift of one vertebra, usually linked to disc wear. How it's assessed and managed with exercise.SacralizationWhen the lowest lumbar vertebra fuses partly with the sacrum. A birth variation that sometimes changes how the back is loaded.LumbarizationWhen the first sacral segment behaves like an extra lumbar vertebra. What it means for back pain and exercise.Baastrup SyndromeKissing spine: when the spinous processes rub together on arching back. Why flexion-friendly rehab helps.Ankylosing SpondylitisAn inflammatory arthritis of the spine. Daily movement and exercise are part of the treatment, not optional extras.ScoliosisA sideways curve of the spine in children and adults. What exercise can realistically change, and when bracing matters.Cauda Equina SyndromeA surgical emergency. The signs to act on today, and the long rehab that follows decompression.Spinal Cord InjuryLong-term rehab after spinal cord injury: strength, transfers, walking where possible, and preventing complications.Spinal FusionRehab after lumbar or cervical fusion: protecting the fusion early, then restoring strength, mobility and confidence.DiscectomyRecovery after disc surgery for sciatica: early movement, nerve care and a return to full strength.LaminectomyRehab after decompression for spinal stenosis: rebuilding walking tolerance, balance and strength.Tailbone Pain / CoccydyniaPain at the base of the spine when sitting. Why cushions help, and why the pelvic floor is often part of the fix.Slip Disc PhysiotherapyNon-surgical decompression and rehab for disc bulge and prolapse.Sciatica PhysiotherapyNerve decompression and rehab for pain travelling down the leg.
Shoulder and Arm
Shoulder ImpingementPain when lifting the arm overhead. Why it's usually a control and strength problem more than a space problem.Shoulder ArthropathyJoint damage in the shoulder from arthritis or old cuff tears. Keeping movement and strength, and rehab after replacement.Rotator Cuff InjuryTendinopathy, partial tears and full tears of the rotator cuff. Most respond to progressive strengthening.Shoulder DislocationAfter the shoulder pops out: settling pain, rebuilding stability and reducing the risk of it happening again.Sprengel's ShoulderA congenital high shoulder blade in children. How physiotherapy supports movement, and rehab if surgery is done.Supraspinatus TendinitisThe most commonly irritated rotator cuff tendon. Why load, not rest, is what settles it.Biceps TendonitisPain at the front of the shoulder from the long head of biceps. Usually part of a wider shoulder problem.Erb's PalsyBirth-related brachial plexus injury in babies. Early, gentle physiotherapy protects the arm while nerves recover.Klumpke's PalsyLower brachial plexus injury affecting the hand and wrist. Therapy to protect function and encourage use.Hill-Sachs LesionA dent in the ball of the shoulder after dislocation. How it affects stability and what rehab can do.Shoulder and Arm FracturesCollarbone, upper arm and shoulder fractures. Getting movement back safely while the bone heals.Frozen Shoulder PhysiotherapyStaged mobilisation and stretching that restores shoulder range without flare-ups.
Elbow, Wrist and Hand
Tennis ElbowOuter elbow pain from gripping and lifting. Most sufferers have never held a racquet.Golfer's ElbowInner elbow pain from gripping and wrist flexion. Tendon loading and grip changes do most of the work.Carpal Tunnel SyndromeTingling and numbness in the thumb side of the hand, often worse at night. Splints and nerve glides help many cases.Cubital Tunnel SyndromeUlnar nerve compression at the elbow. Tingling in the ring and little fingers, often from bent-elbow habits.Radial Tunnel SyndromeDeep forearm ache from radial nerve irritation, often mistaken for tennis elbow.Radial Nerve InjuryWeakness lifting the wrist and fingers after fracture or compression. Splinting and rehab while the nerve recovers.Median Nerve InjuryLoss of thumb and finger function from median nerve damage. Protecting the hand and retraining grip.Ulnar Nerve InjuryWeakness and numbness on the little-finger side of the hand. Splints, strength and fine motor retraining.Wartenberg's SyndromeNumbness and burning on the back of the thumb and wrist, often from tight watches or bands.Wrist DropInability to lift the wrist, usually from radial nerve problems. Splinting and rehab for recovery.Trigger FingerA finger that catches, clicks or locks when bending. Splinting and tendon care for mild cases.Mallet FingerA fingertip that won't straighten after a knock. Strict splinting for weeks is what fixes it.Boutonniere DeformityMiddle finger joint bent, tip bent back. Early splinting is critical after a jammed finger.Swan Neck DeformityMiddle joint overextended, tip bent. Ring splints and hand therapy for function and joint protection.De Quervain's TenosynovitisThumb-side wrist pain from lifting babies, phones and repetitive thumb work.Ganglion CystA fluid-filled lump near a joint or tendon. What physiotherapy can and can't do.Wrist FractureRecovering after a broken wrist, including Colles' fractures. Stiffness is the enemy; early movement is the fix.Hand FracturesFinger and metacarpal fractures, including boxer's fracture. Short protection, then movement.Forearm FracturesRadius and ulna shaft fractures in adults and children. Regaining rotation is the key goal.Elbow FracturesRadial head, olecranon and distal humerus fractures. The elbow stiffens easily, so timing matters.Smith FractureA reverse Colles' wrist fracture from falling on a bent wrist. Rehab to restore movement and grip.
Hip and Pelvis
Total Hip ReplacementFrom the first steps after surgery to walking without a stick. What each stage of hip replacement rehab involves.Hip FractureRehab after a broken hip in older adults. Getting up, getting walking and preventing the next fall.Hip Labral TearDeep groin pain, clicking or catching in the hip. Most people improve with targeted strength and movement work.Hip ImpingementFemoroacetabular impingement: bone shape that pinches the hip in deep movements. Managing it without losing activity.Hip OsteoarthritisHip arthritis pain, stiffness and limping. Exercise is a first-line treatment, not a last resort.Trochanteric BursitisOuter hip pain lying on your side or climbing stairs. Now understood mainly as a tendon problem.Meralgia ParestheticaBurning or numbness on the outer thigh from a compressed nerve. Often linked to tight belts or weight change.
Knee
Knee OsteoarthritisKnee arthritis pain, stiffness and difficulty with stairs. Why strengthening is the most reliable long-term treatment.Knee BursitisSwelling over the front of the knee from kneeling. Housemaid's knee and how to manage it.Pes Anserine BursitisPain on the inner knee below the joint line. Common with knee arthritis, weight changes and running.Meniscal InjuryMeniscus tears from twisting or wear. Many settle with rehab; some need repair.ACL TearAnterior cruciate ligament tears: rehab with or without surgery, and the long road back to sport.MCL InjuryInner knee ligament sprains. Most heal well without surgery, with bracing and progressive rehab.LCL InjuryOuter knee ligament injuries. Often part of a more complex injury and worth assessing carefully.PCL InjuryPosterior cruciate ligament injuries from dashboard impacts and falls. Quadriceps strength is central to recovery.Patellar FractureBroken kneecap from a fall or direct blow. Regaining knee bend and quadriceps strength after surgery or bracing.Patella DislocationWhen the kneecap slips out sideways. Rehab to strengthen and stabilise, and when surgery is advised.Patellar TendonitisJumper's knee: pain just below the kneecap with jumping and squatting. Progressive tendon loading is the proven fix.Popliteal / Baker's CystA swelling behind the knee, usually linked to arthritis or a meniscus tear. Treating the knee treats the cyst.Chondromalacia PatellaFront-of-knee pain around the kneecap with stairs and squats. Better understood as patellofemoral pain.Osgood-Schlatter DiseaseA painful bump below the knee in active teenagers. Load management through the growth spurt.Genu Valgum (Knock Knees)Knock knees in children and adults. When it's normal development and when it needs attention.Genu Varum (Bow Legs)Bow legs in toddlers and adults. Normal development, rickets checks and knee arthritis links.Total Knee ReplacementKnee replacement rehab from week one to month six. Why bend and straightening targets matter early.Knee Pain PhysiotherapyStrength-led rehab for knee osteoarthritis, ligament and meniscus injuries.
Foot and Ankle
Ankle SprainRolled ankle recovery done properly. Why balance training prevents the next one.Ankle Bone SpurBony overgrowth at the front of the ankle that pinches with bending. Common in footballers and dancers.Ankle FractureBroken ankle rehab, with or without surgery. Regaining movement, walking and balance.Ankle DislocationA severe injury usually with fractures. Structured rehab after reduction and surgery.Ankle InstabilityAn ankle that keeps giving way after old sprains. Balance and strength training usually help more than people expect.Ankle Syndesmosis Ligament InjuryHigh ankle sprain. Slower to heal than a regular sprain and easily underestimated.Achilles Tendon RuptureA sudden snap at the back of the ankle. Rehab with or without surgery takes months, not weeks.Posterior Tibial Tendon DysfunctionAdult-acquired flat foot from a weakening tendon. Early treatment preserves the arch.Tarsal Tunnel SyndromeBurning and tingling in the sole from nerve compression at the inner ankle.MetatarsalgiaPain in the ball of the foot. Footwear, load and foot mechanics usually tell the story.Plantar FasciitisHeel pain with the first steps in the morning. Load, calf strength and footwear make the difference.Flat FootFlat feet in children and adults. When it matters, when it doesn't, and what actually helps.Bunion / Hallux ValgusA bony bump at the big toe joint. Footwear, toe mobility and strength for symptom relief.Morton's NeuromaBurning or pebble-like pain between the toes. Wider shoes and pressure relief often settle it.Diabetic FootProtecting feet in diabetes: sensation, circulation, skin checks and safe exercise.Hammer ToeA toe bent at the middle joint. Footwear and toe exercises for flexible cases.Cuboid SyndromeOuter midfoot pain after a sprain or overuse. Often missed, often responsive to manual therapy.Gastrocnemius RuptureTennis leg: a sudden tear in the calf. Graded loading gets you walking and running again.
Muscle and Tendon Conditions
Quadriceps Muscle StrainFront-of-thigh muscle tears from kicking and sprinting. Graded loading for safe return to sport.Hamstring StrainBack-of-thigh tears in sprinting sports. Why eccentric strength work reduces re-injury.TendinitisTendon pain from overload anywhere in the body. Why rest alone rarely fixes it.Myositis OssificansBone forming inside a bruised muscle. Gentle, patient rehab avoids making it worse.Fibromyalgia SyndromeWidespread pain, fatigue and poor sleep. Gentle, graded activity and pacing are central to management.Distal Muscular DystrophyProgressive weakness in the hands, forearms, lower legs and feet. Maintaining function and independence.Muscle InjuriesStrains, tears and bruises in any muscle. How severity guides rehab and return to activity.
Neurological Conditions
Stroke / Cerebrovascular AccidentRebuilding movement, walking and independence after stroke. Why repetition and early start matter.Infantile HemiparesisWeakness on one side of the body from early brain injury. Play-based therapy to build use and skill.Cerebral PalsyLifelong movement and posture differences from early brain injury. Therapy tailored to each child's goals.Parkinson's DiseaseSlowness, stiffness, shuffling and falls. Exercise is one of the most effective tools in Parkinson's care.Multiple SclerosisManaging fatigue, balance, weakness and spasticity in MS with carefully paced exercise.Guillain-Barré SyndromeRapid weakness from nerve inflammation. Careful, graded rehab through a long recovery.Motor Neuron DiseaseSupporting comfort, function and independence in a progressive condition.Huntington's DiseaseBalance, movement and falls prevention in a progressive inherited condition.Myasthenia GravisMuscle weakness that worsens with use. Exercise planning around fatigue and medication timing.Transverse MyelitisSpinal cord inflammation causing weakness and sensory loss. Rehab through recovery.Bell's Palsy / Facial PalsySudden one-sided facial weakness. Eye care, gentle facial exercise and avoiding bad habits.Spina BifidaA birth condition affecting the spinal cord. Therapy for mobility, strength and independence through life.QuadriplegiaRehab and care for weakness in all four limbs. Function, comfort and preventing complications.Diabetic NeuropathyNumbness, tingling and balance problems from diabetes. Staying safe and active on your feet.Foot DropDifficulty lifting the front of the foot. Finding the cause, splinting and rehab.DementiaStaying active, steady and safe. How physical activity supports people living with dementia.LeprosyProtecting nerves, hands and feet. Exercises, splints and self-care to prevent disability.Paralysis PhysiotherapyRehabilitation for post-stroke hemiplegia, paraplegia and quadriplegia.
Pediatric Conditions
Clubfoot / Congenital Talipes EquinovarusA foot turned inward at birth. Ponseti casting and bracing, and the role of parents and therapy.Down SyndromeSupporting motor milestones in children with low muscle tone and loose joints.AutismMotor coordination, balance and physical activity support for autistic children.DyslexiaDyslexia is a learning difference. When coordination difficulties coexist, physiotherapy can help with those.TorticollisA baby's head tilted to one side. Gentle stretching, positioning and tummy time work well when started early.
Women's Health and Pelvic Conditions
Urinary IncontinenceLeaking with coughs, sneezes or urgency. Pelvic floor training is the first-line treatment.Fecal IncontinenceBowel leakage or urgency. Pelvic floor and anal sphincter training, with sensitivity and privacy.Pelvic Organ ProlapseA heavy, dragging feeling in the pelvis. Pelvic floor training and lifestyle changes can reduce symptoms.LymphedemaChronic swelling after cancer treatment or lymphatic damage. Compression, drainage, exercise and skin care.LipedemaPainful, symmetrical fat buildup in the legs or arms. Often misdiagnosed. Movement and compression help.
Cardiopulmonary and Vascular Conditions
AsthmaBreathing techniques and safe exercise alongside your asthma medication.Peripheral Artery DiseaseCalf pain on walking from narrowed arteries. Supervised walking programmes improve distance.Deep Venous ThrombosisBlood clots in the leg veins. Recognising them, and safe return to activity after treatment.Raynaud's DiseaseFingers turning white or blue in the cold. Warming strategies and circulation-friendly habits.Varicose VeinsSwollen, twisted leg veins. Calf muscle exercise, compression and leg care.
Rheumatological and Systemic Conditions
Systemic Lupus ErythematosusJoint pain, fatigue and fitness in lupus. Paced exercise alongside medical care.Reiter's SyndromeReactive arthritis after infection. Managing joint pain and stiffness while it settles.OsteoporosisWeak bones and fracture risk. Strength and balance training help protect you.Rheumatoid ArthritisInflammatory joint disease in hands, wrists and feet. Joint protection, exercise and managing flares.Complex Regional Pain SyndromeSevere, persistent limb pain after injury. Early, graded movement and nervous system retraining.Arthritis PhysiotherapyPain control and joint protection for osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
Other Rehabilitation Conditions
ConcussionGraded return to activity, vestibular rehab and neck treatment after a head injury.BurnsRehab after burns: preventing contractures, scar management and restoring movement.Temporomandibular Joint Disorder / TMJJaw pain, clicking and headaches. Jaw exercises, habits and neck treatment.
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