Tele-Rehabilitation in India: A Practical Guide for Clinics and Patients Is Tele-Rehabilitation Effective? Yes, for appropriately selected patients and conditions, tele-rehabilitation can be an effective alternative or complement to in-person physiotherapy. Evidence supports its use particularly for...
Running Injuries Explained: A Physiotherapy Guide for India’s Marathon Boom What Are the Most Common Running Injuries? Some of the most common problems seen in recreational runners include: ● Runner’s knee or patellofemoral pain ● Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) ● Shin splints or medial tibial stres...
Physiotherapy During Pregnancy: Safe Exercises for Every Trimester Pregnancy is not a reason to stop moving. In an uncomplicated pregnancy, regular physical activity can support cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, mobility and general wellbeing. But as the body changes, the same exercise may no...
Parkinson’s Disease Physiotherapy: Exercise-Based Management Strategies Parkinson’s disease (PD) is often associated with tremor, but physiotherapy management involves much more than tremor control. Bradykinesia, rigidity, reduced movement amplitude, balance problems, gait changes, and freezing of g...
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs and Muscle Loss: The Physiotherapist’s Role in 2026 Do GLP-1 Drugs Cause Muscle Loss? GLP-1 and GLP-1/GIP medications can produce reductions in lean mass during substantial weight loss, but this does not automatically mean clinically significant muscle wasting or loss of stre...