10 Best Functional Physiotherapy doctors in Sector 78

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Dr. Suchita Maheshwari (Physiotherapist)

Sports And Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist

14 years of experience

Spinex Physiocare Sector 76, Noida

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Dr. Renuka Garg

Physiotherapist

18 years of experience

Ojjus Healthcare Sector 74, Noida

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Dr. Shobhit Pathak (Physiotherapist)

Physiotherapist

9 years of experience

Swastik Physiotherapy And Wellness Centre Sector 50, Noida

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Dr. Prachi Singh

Physiotherapist

7 years of experience

Dr. Aggarwal Physio Centre Sector 48, Noida

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Questions & Answers on "Functional Physiotherapy" (1255)

I am 39 years old female. I have always been very active growing up, doing softball, martial arts, basketball etc. I blew my right ACL in my knee in 2009 and got it fixed. However, in the last 6 months I've noticed that I have been hurting A LOT in my joints, lower back, and left hip. Like, if I am up on my feet more than like 30 to 40 min and sit down my lower back and left hip hurt pretty bad and it is a deep pain like in the bones and joints. Would this be arthritis related, inflammation from arthritis from my years of being active....? I have also noticed that I get small random bruising here and there from time to time and not recall why. If I sit for like 30 min and go to stand up, I have to stand up slow bc my lower back hurts so bad it takes me a few min to be able to straighten my back out as well.

Female | 39

You are faced with some pain as a result of arthritis connected to an old knee injury together with your ongoing active life. Inflammation due to arthritis may lead to the feeling you’re experiencing. To get better, indulge in light workouts, try out cold and hot therapy, or even take some drugs or visit an orthopedist.

Answered on 3rd June '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

I'm suffering from sever back pain in lumber

Male | 34

You're dealing with significant lower back pain, which can be caused by muscle strain, a bulging disc, or poor posture. This pain might feel sharp, dull, or achy, making it hard to move. To ease the discomfort, try gentle stretching, applying ice or heat, and taking over-the-counter pain relievers.

Answered on 23rd Sept '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Neck pain taken FNAC test...can you please look into the report

Male | 60

The report would say if there are any suspicious cells in the neck. Neck pain could arise such as poor posture, muscle strain, or an injury. The best way to get pain relief is to do some neck exercises gently, apply ice or heat, and use pain relievers. If the pain persists, you should refer an orthopedist for more advice.

Answered on 27th Nov '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Painful swollen ankles and feet. Treatment besides laying with feet high.

Male | 38

Swollen ankles and feet can occur for many reasons: being stationary for long periods, consuming excess salt, or lack of exercise. Simple remedies include soaking feet in warm water, gentle foot massage, and stretching legs. It helps to avoid extended standing and keep feet elevated when seated.

Answered on 8th Aug '24