Physiotherapy or Physical therapy is a health care profession, and the practitioner is known as Physiotherapist or Physical therapist, also known as Movement Scientist whose work is to assess and evaluate the client’s condition and do the needful by treating through Electrotherapy (Modalities with which high, medium and low-frequency currents are given to the patients), Exercise Therapy (Manual Therapy, stretching, strengthening etc.), heat and cold therapy etc. In general, Physical therapist also provides health education and gives referral services after understanding the condition properly; we guide the patient to other healthcare practitioners to prevent certain diseases and disorders especially related to Cardio, Sports, Paediatric, Geriatric and Neuro-Musculoskeletal diseases and disorders. If couldn’t be prevented and the patient suffers from pain, swelling, loss of function may be due to tightness, contracture or deformity can come to the Department of Physiotherapy for restoration of function and alleviation of pain, then also if the problem is not solved and the condition looks beyond our reach can take help of medicine and surgery practitioners, in fact, we provide services even after surgery to help the patient community for a better lifestyle and quality of life.

Physiotherapy (PT) is care that aims to ease pain and help you function, move, and live better. Specifically, physiotherapy looks to achieve these objectives for their patients:

• Relieve pain
• Improve movement or ability
• Prevent or recover from a sports injury
• Prevent disability or surgery
• Rehab after a stroke, accident, injury, or surgery
• Work on balance to prevent a slip or fall
• Manage a chronic illness like diabetes, heart disease, or arthritis
• Recover after you give birth
• Control your bowels or bladder
• Adapt to an artificial limb
• Learn to use assistive devices like a walker or cane