Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy incorporates a number of different treatment techniques to provide a holistic approach to both injury prevention and cure.
You will receive physiotherapy from a state registered Physiotherapist with rich experience in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions from chronic low back pain to sports injuries and postural deficits. Most of our physiotherapists are also qualified Clinical Pilates Instructors and Acupuncturists
The main treatment techniques used are:
Myofascial Release
Involves the use of subtle tissue movement and manipulation to facilitate the release of tissue tension which can lead to shifts in alignment and position of joints. This is applied using gentle warming and stretching of the tissues using the therapist’s hands to target problem areas.
Joint Mobilisation
Mobilisation of stiff vertebrae in the spine as well as the peripheral joints to improve alignment and posture for the relief of skeletal pain.
Exercise Therapy
Establishment of structured exercise programmes to help the client to maintain changes made during treatment sessions. Physiotherapy can also help advice you on improvements in ergonomic and occupational postures to prevent future injuries.
Posted by Dr. Kannan Pugazhendi
on Jul 8 2011. Filed under Departments.
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Good Evening, I have lower back pain due to slipped disc or prolapsed disc. L4-L5 discs are affected.
I have already mailed my report at sparrc gmail
Kindly help me to cure me without surgery.
Thank you & regards,
Deviram
97908XXXXX
Thanks for writing to us, noted down your email id and mobile number, our physio will discuss your case with our Doc and will get in touch with you.
Good Evening , I have low back ache from one and half year and pain is more since 8 months. Due to
1.Postcentral and paracentral Disc protrusion at L4-L5 with caudal migration on left side causing significant Thecal sac Indentation compressing traversing and exiting nerve roots.
2.Diffuse disc bulge at L5-S1 with Indentation over Thecal sac and causing narrowing of Bilateral Recess/ Foramen .
3.Limbus vertebra at L5 with Endplate degenerative changes.
4. Degenerative changes in the spine.
Please suggest me the Treatment without any Surgical Procedure.
Mr Goutham, noted down your details, our team will get back to you shortly. Thanks
Hello
I had some kind of pain in my upper part of my right hand near my shoulder for a long time. I thought there will be a natural cure for the same and just left it as it is. This happened when i played cricket. Now whenever i bend my hand or throw something i feel lot of pain. I went and met a ortho doctor and he mentioned a term called Suprapiuos Tendonities (i am not sure about the exact word). He suggested physiotheraphy. Can you please help me in the same?
Hi Srivathsan,
We can surely help you fix your shoulder to ensure your symptoms reduce and they never bother you again with appropriate rehabilitation in the form of exercises.
Doc consults at our poes garden centre on Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm and at our Anna nagar centre on Monday and Friday mornings between 8 am to 12 noon.
Pls do get back to us for an appointment. You can contact one of our nearest centre…
http://www.sparrcinstitute.com/sparrc-branches
Thanks,
Sparrc Team