Journal
Notes on pain, movement and recovery.
Practical physiotherapy advice for families in Srikakulam, in Telugu and English.

Frozen Shoulder: Why It Happens and 5 Gentle Exercises That Help
Can't comb your hair or reach the shelf? Frozen shoulder is common, especially with diabetes, and it does get better with the right approach.

Knee Replacement (TKR) Recovery at Home: A Week-by-Week Guide
The surgery is only half the job. What you do in the first 12 weeks decides how well your new knee bends and how far you can walk.

Stroke Recovery at Home: What Families Should Know in the First 3 Months
The first three months after a stroke are the best window for recovery. Here is how families can help, and the mistakes to avoid.

Cervical Spondylosis and Neck Pain: Daily Habits That Make a Difference
Phone use, TV watching and the wrong pillow all load your neck. Small changes plus the right exercises bring real relief.

Low Back Pain: Myths, Truths and a 10-Minute Daily Routine
Bed rest, belts and 'disc slip' fears: most back pain is far less scary than it sounds. Here is what actually helps.

Preventing Falls in Elderly Parents: A Simple Home Checklist
One fall can change an elder's life. Most falls happen at home, and most can be prevented with small changes and the right exercises.

Bell's Palsy (Facial Palsy): Recovery Tips and Facial Exercises
Waking up with one side of your face drooping is frightening. Most people recover well. Here is how to protect your eye and help your face recover.

Cerebral Palsy: How Parents Can Turn Play Into Therapy at Home
Children learn movement through play. These simple ideas help parents practise every day without it feeling like exercise.

Knee Arthritis: Why Strong Muscles Are the Best Knee Support
Knee pain while climbing steps or getting up from the floor? Strengthening can reduce pain and delay surgery. Here is how to start.

After the Plaster Comes Off: Physiotherapy After a Fracture
The bone has healed but the wrist, ankle or knee is stiff and weak. That is normal, and here is how to get it moving again.

Hip Replacement (THR): Precautions and Exercises for the First 6 Weeks
Sitting on low seats, crossing your legs and bending too far can risk a new hip. Here is how to stay safe while getting stronger.
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