PHYSIOTHERAPY

MOVEMENT & REHABILITATION | PAIN MANAGEMENT

Physiotherapy uses guided exercises, hands-on techniques, and movement-based treatment to help manage pain, improve mobility, and restore everyday function.

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Progressive Recovery

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    Happy Patients

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    Are Pain or Stiffness Making Movement Difficult?

    • Back or neck pain
    • Stiff or painful joints
    • Muscle weaknesse
    • Limited range of movement
    • Difficulty after an injury or surgery
    • Pain during everyday activities
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    What Can Affect Your Movement?

    • Sports and exercise injuries
    • Long hours of sitting or standing
    • Poor movement or posture habitsg
    • Repetitive physical activity
    • Muscle and joint problems
    • Previous injuries or surgery

    WHY CHOOSE
    CHIROPRACTOR360?

    • Experienced & certified chiropractors
    • Advanced chiropractic techniques
    • Personalized & result-oriented care
    • Non-surgical, drug-free treatment
    • Friendly environment & modern clinic
    • Trusted by thousands of patients
    Chiropractor treating a patient at a modern clinic
    OUR TREATMENT

    APPROACH

    We begin with an assessment of your pain, movement, strength, and physical limitations.
    Depending on your condition, your treatment may include therapeutic exercises, stretching, mobility work, strengthening, balance exercises, and hands-on techniques.

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Physiotherapy is a treatment approach that uses exercise, movement, hands-on techniques, and other physical methods to help improve movement and manage pain or physical limitations.

    Physiotherapy can be useful for many muscle, joint, and movement-related problems, including back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, stiffness, weakness, and recovery after certain surgeries or injuries.

    Your physiotherapist may recommend simple exercises to continue between sessions. These are chosen according to your condition and ability and can be an important part of your progress.

    There is no fixed number of sessions. It depends on your condition, treatment goals, progress, and how you respond to treatment. Your physiotherapist can discuss this with you after your assessment.

    Yes. Physiotherapy is often used as part of rehabilitation after certain injuries and surgeries. Your programme will depend on the type of injury or procedure and your stage of recovery.

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    Sudip Ganguly
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    Very Good
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    Rashid khan IPS
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    Service was excellent
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    Manisha Daw
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    I'm highly satisfied with there treatment.very good physiotherapist and there team
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    It was good

    Ready to Move More Comfortably?

    Whether you're dealing with pain, recovering from an injury, or finding everyday movement difficult, the right physiotherapy plan can help you work towards better mobility and function.