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Stroke / CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident)

Paralysis and weakness are managed through structured physiotherapy rehabilitation sessions.
Muscle tone, posture, and balance improve with consistent physiotherapy techniques and follow-up.
Daily living activities are gradually restored using individualized physiotherapy programs.

Parkinson’s Disease

Tremors, rigidity, and movement slowness benefit from functional physiotherapy exercises.
Balance and gait training form the core of physiotherapy plans for Parkinson’s patients.
Motor control and fall prevention are targeted in every physiotherapy visit.

Bell’s Palsy

Facial muscle weakness is treated with facial physiotherapy stimulation and massage.
Recovery of expressions and symmetry improves through expert physiotherapy programs.
Neuromuscular re-education and mirror therapy are part of physiotherapy intervention.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

MS patients benefit from fatigue management and strength-based physiotherapy routines.
Mobility, coordination, and energy conservation are addressed via tailored physiotherapy care.
Walking aids and home modifications are recommended during physiotherapy consultation.

Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS)

Weakness and sensory loss recover through progressive physiotherapy mobilization phases.
Muscle re-education and breathing exercises are included in daily physiotherapy plans.
Postural and limb control returns with ongoing physiotherapy support.

Peripheral Neuropathy

Tingling and numbness improve with specific nerve-focused physiotherapy care plans.
Strengthening and foot positioning are addressed in routine physiotherapy sessions.
Balance and protective sensation training is essential in physiotherapy rehab.

Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI)

Post-injury rehab involves functional training via intensive physiotherapy rehabilitation.
Wheelchair skills, transfers, and core strength improve with active physiotherapy sessions.
Long-term independence is achieved through goal-based physiotherapy programs.

Cerebral Palsy (CP)

Children with CP benefit from postural and gait-focused physiotherapy programs.
Muscle tone regulation and movement quality improve via skilled physiotherapy techniques.
Assistive devices and play-based therapy are essential parts of physiotherapy treatment.

Ataxia & Coordination Disorders

Coordination training is essential and part of every physiotherapy neuro session.
Hand-eye control and timing of movement are restored using guided physiotherapy activities.
Progress is tracked using balance and accuracy-focused physiotherapy tools.

Facial Nerve Disorders

Impaired expressions and drooling reduce through gentle physiotherapy facial retraining.
Electrical stimulation and mirror feedback are used in each physiotherapy session.
Fine control and muscle strength return with consistent physiotherapy input.

Neurodevelopmental Techniques (NDT)

Motor patterns are retrained using hands-on physiotherapy facilitation techniques.
Core strength and movement sequences are improved with guided physiotherapy actions.
This helps improve posture and tone through planned physiotherapy engagement.

Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)

Paralyzed muscles contract better with device-assisted physiotherapy stimulation methods.
Nerve pathways are reactivated using electrical pulses during physiotherapy sessions.
Used widely in stroke and SCI care under expert physiotherapy management.

Balance and Gait Training

Fall risk is reduced using assistive physiotherapy tools like parallel bars and walkers.
Patients regain walking confidence through structured physiotherapy step training.
Heel-to-toe walking, floor transitions are practiced in daily physiotherapy care.

Facial Neuromuscular Re-education

Smile and blink symmetry improve with mirror-aided physiotherapy facial exercises.
Soft tissue massage and EMG feedback are used in every physiotherapy facial plan.
Bell's palsy recovery is enhanced through focused physiotherapy practice.

Sensory Re-education Therapy

Tingling or numb areas improve with guided physiotherapy sensory stimulation tools.
Light touch, pressure, and texture exposure are practiced during physiotherapy sessions.
Restoration of sensation helps with balance via ongoing physiotherapy methods.

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT)

Weak side usage is promoted by strategic physiotherapy arm binding for stronger use.
Motor recovery improves by limiting compensation during physiotherapy routines.
Stroke and CP patients benefit from this intense physiotherapy protocol.

Dry Needling & Trigger Point Therapy

Muscle knots and chronic pain are relieved using needle-based Physiotherapy techniques.
Dry needling reduces tightness and improves circulation when combined with regular Physiotherapy care.
It's safe, effective, and helps with stubborn pain in clinical Physiotherapy environments.

Postural Correction and Core Training

Trunk strength improves with mat-based physiotherapy control exercises.
Sitting balance, posture, and control return via focused physiotherapy activities.
Planks, bridges, and ball work are part of routine physiotherapy plans.

Mirror Therapy

Visual feedback helps brain mapping during every physiotherapy neuro sessionTrunk strength improves with mat-based physiotherapy control exercises.
Sitting balance, posture, and control return via focused physiotherapy activities.
Planks, bridges, and ball work are part of routine physiotherapy plans.
Patients perform bilateral tasks to activate nerves via physiotherapy mirror use.
Used widely in post-stroke hand rehab through structured physiotherapy guidance.

Cognitive and Occupational Integration

Daily function improves with activity-based physiotherapy and memory training tools.
Cognition, planning, and hand use are refined during active physiotherapy therapy.
Coordination with OTs ensures well-rounded physiotherapy rehab.