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Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis)

This painful stiffness limits shoulder movement, and Physiotherapy helps restore range slowly.
Capsular tightening is reduced using mobilizations and guided stretches in Physiotherapy sessions.
Strengthening begins after flexibility improves, as part of phased Physiotherapy care.

Rotator Cuff Tendinitis

Inflammation in shoulder tendons causes pain during lifting, best managed with targeted Physiotherapy.
Therapeutic ultrasound and resisted exercises are used in early Physiotherapy programs.
Overhead movements are gradually restored with structured Physiotherapy progression.

Rotator Cuff Tear (Partial/Complete)

Tears lead to weakness and pain, treated conservatively or post-surgically with focused Physiotherapy.
Muscle re-education, scapular stability, and ROM are prioritized in early Physiotherapy phases.
Return-to-function protocols are progressed with care by experienced Physiotherapy teams.

Shoulder Impingement Syndrome

Tendons get compressed under the acromion, causing sharp pain relieved through customized Physiotherapy.
Postural correction and rotator cuff strengthening are key in Physiotherapy intervention.
Manual therapy and taping techniques reduce pain in functional Physiotherapy plans.

Shoulder Instability / Dislocation

Recurrent dislocations lead to joint instability corrected through strengthening in Physiotherapy.
Scapular control, proprioception, and endurance are restored with sport-specific Physiotherapy drills.
Post-surgical rehab follows timelines to protect healing during Physiotherapy recovery.

AC Joint Sprain

Injury to the acromioclavicular joint causes localized swelling addressed using clinical Physiotherapy tools.
Pain control and taping are combined with gradual loading in guided Physiotherapy programs.
Return to sports or lifting is made safe through progressive Physiotherapy plans.

Calcific Tendinitis

Calcium deposits in tendons cause sudden pain, which is treated using pain-relief-centered Physiotherapy care.
Shockwave therapy and isometric loading are introduced as part of customized Physiotherapy sessions.
Stretching and strengthening reduce recurrence with consistent Physiotherapy monitoring.

Shoulder Bursitis

Inflamed bursa causes swelling and tenderness treated gently using non-invasive Physiotherapy strategies.
Electrotherapy and cold compress help reduce inflammation during early Physiotherapy support.
Activity modification is taught for long-term comfort under expert Physiotherapy guidance.

Post-Surgical Shoulder Rehab

After shoulder surgery, guided recovery begins with pain-free movement under expert Physiotherapy care.
Passive to active motion transitions are timed properly by your professional Physiotherapy team.
Gradual return to strength, function, and sports is planned within tailored Physiotherapy timelin

Shoulder Arthritis (Osteoarthritis/Rheumatoid)

Degeneration of shoulder cartilage causes stiffness and is well managed with Physiotherapy movement therapy.
Pain, grinding, and reduced mobility are eased using joint-friendly Physiotherapy exercises.
Functional strength is improved while protecting the joint during targeted Physiotherapy sessions.

Joint Mobilization

Passive movements free up stiff joints using skilled manual Physiotherapy techniques.
It improves capsule flexibility and eases pain in frozen shoulder through advanced Physiotherapy care.
Grades of movement are applied based on stage of recovery in professional Physiotherapy practice.

Electrotherapy (TENS, IFT, Ultrasound)

These modalities reduce pain, inflammation, and muscle spasm through supportive Physiotherapy protocols.
Used in acute and chronic cases, they enhance healing during initial Physiotherapy stages.
Comfortable and drug-free, they are core tools in evidence-based Physiotherapy plans.

Therapeutic Taping (Kinesio & Rigid)

Tapes offload joints, reduce swelling, and support posture during movement-based Physiotherapy sessions.
They provide mechanical support and neuromuscular feedback in high-performance Physiotherapy settings.
Taping aids both injury prevention and recovery within structured Physiotherapy routines.

Resistance Band Strengthening

Light band exercises restore muscle strength and joint control through progressive Physiotherapy plans.
Rotator cuff and scapular stabilizers are targeted in phase-wise Physiotherapy protocols.
These exercises improve overhead motion and reduce injury risk in athletic Physiotherapy care.

Stretching & Range of Motion Exercises

Stiffness and tight muscles are released through controlled Physiotherapy stretching techniques.
Capsular and muscular lengthening improves daily activities during your ongoing Physiotherapy care.
Stretching reduces impingement and supports joint health in every Physiotherapy session.

Heat & Cold Therapy

Thermotherapy improves circulation while cold reduces swelling, both essential parts of Physiotherapy.
Used before or after exercises, these are standard tools in shoulder-focused Physiotherapy routines.
They aid in pain control and improve tissue response to advanced Physiotherapy interventions.

Proprioceptive & Balance Training

Re-educating muscles and joints for stability is done through dynamic Physiotherapy coordination drills.
This is vital after dislocation or surgery and forms part of advanced Physiotherapy phases.
It prevents falls, enhances joint safety, and improves overall shoulder awareness during Physiotherapy.

Postural Re-Education

Poor posture causes misalignment and strain, corrected with targeted Physiotherapy retraining.
Scapular positioning and ergonomic advice are integrated into every Physiotherapy plan.
This supports long-term relief and reduces recurring shoulder tension using functional Physiotherapy techniques.