A Physiotherapist provides injury assessment, personalized exercise programs, manual therapy, pain management techniques, gait and balance training, post-operative rehabilitation, and functional mobility improvement.

You should consider physiotherapy if you experience persistent pain, limited movement, difficulty walking or balancing, stiffness after injury, or slow recovery after surgery.

Prepare by bringing your medical history, recent imaging or test reports, a list of current symptoms and their triggers, and any medications you are taking.

Physiotherapists treat back and neck pain, sports injuries, arthritis, joint stiffness, muscle strains, post-fracture recovery, neurological rehabilitation, chronic pain, and mobility limitations.

You should consult a Physiotherapist for persistent musculoskeletal complaints, injury rehabilitation, post-operative recovery, or when referred by a physician for functional improvement.

The frequency of visits depends on the condition severity and rehabilitation goals — it may range from weekly sessions initially to periodic maintenance sessions as progress is made.