ORTHOPEDIC PHYSIOTHERAPY IN BANGALORE
Restriction of body movement can be frustrating — especially when the cause is unclear. At Labyrinth Movement Rehabilitation Centre, we understand this deeply. That’s why our expert Orthopedic Physiotherapy services in Bangalore are designed to help you recover, restore function, and enhance your overall performance.
To begin with, our team conducts a detailed assessment during your first visit. Based on this, we create personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific condition and goals. These plans are designed to relieve pain, increase mobility, and restore smooth, confident movement — whether for everyday activities or sports.
Furthermore, we specialize in treating musculoskeletal injuries involving bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Through focused physiotherapy, we aim to restore natural movement, reduce discomfort, and accelerate healing.
In addition to orthopedic care, we also offer comprehensive sports physiotherapy services. Our team supports athletes with injury prevention, on-field treatment, and effective rehabilitation strategies that help them return to play stronger and safer.
We provide Ergonomics & Postural Correction, to ensure lasting results, we assess your habits and posture. Then, we design ergonomic strategies that reduce physical strain and promote everyday comfort.
Using advanced tools and evidence-based methods, our orthopedic specialized physiotherapist design programs that build strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. As a result, patients experience improved confidence and a safe return to physical activity. Whether you’re recovering post-surgery or simply aiming to improve movement, our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way.
For additional information, explore resources from the International Orthopedic Physical Therapy Federation (IOPTF), the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT). These platforms offer valuable insights into global standards and best practices in physiotherapy. Read more about this in our Orthopedic Physiotherapy Blog for tips for pain free movement and injury prevention
ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS WE SUPPORT
Orthopedic Physiotherapy
- Arthritis & Joint Pain
To begin with, pain relief and joint mobility improvements are essential to restoring function in conditions like osteoarthritis, gout, and rheumatoid arthritis. Consequently, early intervention can significantly enhance quality of life.
- Osteoporosis
In cases of low bone density, targeted exercises combined with balance training can boost strength. As a result, this helps prevent fractures and reduces the risk of falls, especially in aging individuals.
- Herniated Discs
When spinal discs are affected, treatment not only eases pain but also restores mobility. Additionally, it helps prevent future complications in the neck and lower back.
- Tendinitis
Over time, tendinitis can become debilitating. However, by reducing inflammation and rebuilding strength and flexibility, our treatments enable a safe return to activity.
- Chronic Pain
For persistent discomfort in the neck, back, shoulders, or pelvis, we use a combination of manual therapy and strength training. In turn, this holistic approach promotes lasting relief.
Post Surgical PHYSIOTHERAPY
- Total/Partial Knee Replacement
After knee surgery, structured rehabilitation improves joint function. Moreover, it strengthens the muscles necessary for walking, standing, and climbing stairs independently.
- Total/Partial Hip Replacement
In hip recovery, safe movement training is crucial. Not only does it prevent dislocation, but it also retrains gait and enhances post-surgical mobility.
- Compound Fractures
Recovery from severe fractures involves progressive loading, alignment correction, and restoring function. Therefore, a carefully monitored plan is key to healing.
- Post-Implant Removal
Once an implant is removed, therapy focuses on scar tissue mobility and desensitization. As a result, you regain flexible and pain-free movement.
- Hand Fractures
Through splinting and coordination exercises, we restore dexterity and enable smooth daily hand use—especially important for fine motor tasks.
- Ligament Repairs
We adhere to structured protocols to protect healing ligaments. Meanwhile, we gradually reintroduce movement to fully restore joint function.
Electrotherapy TREATMENT
Electrotherapy is a safe, non-invasive method that supports recovery and pain relief by stimulating nerves and muscles. Notably, it’s highly effective after injury or surgery.
At Labyrinth Movement Rehabilitation Centre, we provide evidence-based electrotherapy options, including:
TENS Therapy:
This method blocks pain signals and encourages natural relief via endorphin release.
EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation):
It reactivates weak muscles, prevents atrophy, and supports post-injury muscle control.
Ultrasound Therapy:
By using high-frequency sound waves, it reduces inflammation and promotes tissue healing.
IFT (Interferential Therapy):
This deep current stimulation alleviates pain, decreases swelling, and accelerates the healing process.
Benefits of Electrotherapy:
- Reduces acute and chronic pain
- Enhances circulation and tissue repair
- Minimizes muscle spasms
- Accelerates post-surgical recovery
- Aids in injury prevention and rehabilitation
- Re-education of muscle
Specialized Orthopedic Physiotherapy Techniques
taping
Taping is a widely used technique in injury management and rehabilitation. It involves applying specialized adhesive tape to the skin over muscles and joints. As a result, this method provides stability, limits harmful movements, and promotes healing.
Additionally, taping supports injured areas and helps prevent re-injury during activity. Not only that, it enhances proprioception (your sense of joint position), which guides safer movement patterns.
Thus, if you’re recovering from an injury or aiming to protect a vulnerable area, taping can be an effective part of your treatment plan.
Neurodynamic Solutions(NDS)
Neurodynamics focuses on the movement and health of the peripheral nervous system. Specifically, it examines how nerves glide through and interact with surrounding tissues such as muscles, fascia, and joints.
Moreover, restricted nerve mobility can contribute to pain, tingling, or limited function. Therefore, by assessing and improving how nerves move within the body, neurodynamic techniques aim to reduce discomfort, restore function, and support long-term recovery.
In particular, this approach is especially useful in conditions such as sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other nerve entrapments.
Kinetic control
Kinetic Control is a clinical approach that focuses on analyzing and improving movement patterns. Therapists assess how you move during everyday tasks to identify uncontrolled, inefficient, or abnormal movements.
Often, faulty patterns contribute to pain, instability, or recurring injuries. Once identified, targeted exercises retrain the body for more controlled and efficient movement.
Over time, this helps reduce symptoms, prevent further injury, and enhance overall performance.
Consequently, this method is especially beneficial for chronic musculoskeletal conditions and athletes with movement-related pain.
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