Revive physiotherapy and rehabilitation Centre

05/11/2025

Movement is medicine — restoring joints, rebuilding confidence.

04/11/2025

Strong bones, steady steps — physiotherapy rebuilds strength where pain once stood.

03/11/2025

Every stretch, every session brings you closer to freedom from pain.

28/10/2025

Every lifted foot is a sign of hope — rebuilding movement, restoring independence.

27/10/2025

From bow to balance, from knock to normal — healing through guided physiotherapy care.

24/10/2025

Every little step is a big victory — helping children move, grow, and shine brighter each day.

28/08/2025

Rehabilitation is not about stopping movement, it’s about restoring it stronger and pain-free

26/08/2025

25/08/2025

🌿 Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Management of Cerebral Palsy

1. Goals of Management:
• Improve functional independence
• Prevent and reduce secondary complications (contractures, deformities)
• Enhance mobility, posture, and balance
• Promote participation in daily activities and social life
• Support caregivers and family

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2. Physiotherapy Interventions:
✅ Neurodevelopmental Therapy (NDT): Helps improve postural control and functional movement.
✅ Strength Training & Stretching: Prevents contractures and maintains muscle flexibility.
✅ Gait Training: Use of parallel bars, walkers, and treadmill training with/without body weight support.
✅ Balance & Coordination Exercises: Improves stability and motor control.
✅ Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT): Encourages use of weaker limbs.
✅ Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES): Supports muscle activation.
✅ Orthotics & Assistive Devices: AFOs, walkers, wheelchairs for mobility and function.
✅ Hydrotherapy / Aquatic Therapy: Enhances movement with reduced joint stress.

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3. Rehabilitation Approach:
• Multidisciplinary Care: Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, Orthopedic surgeon, Neurologist, Psychologist.
• Home Exercise Programs: To maintain gains and involve family.
• Education & Counseling: For parents/caregivers regarding positioning, handling, and activity modifications.
• Community Participation: Inclusive schooling, adaptive sports, vocational training.

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4. Long-term Focus:
• Maximizing independence
• Preventing deformities through regular follow-up
• Enhancing quality of life

20/08/2025

🌿 Revive Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Centre – Vanasthalipuram 🌿

At Revive, we believe in healing with care and science. 💪✨

✅ Expert Physiotherapy Consultation
✅ Pain Management & Rehabilitation
✅ Post-Surgical Recovery
✅ Sports Injury Care
✅ Neuro & Ortho Rehabilitation
✅ Home Care Physiotherapy Services

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, surgery, or simply aiming to improve your mobility, our personalized treatment plans help you get back to your best.

📍 Location: Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad
👨‍⚕️ Physiotherapist: Dr. Sukumar Chatti (PT) | Reg. No: 63654

📞 Book Your Appointment Today: [095818 92777, 9010982373]

✨ Revive Your Strength. Restore Your Health. ✨

15/10/2022

👉Pronator Syndrome👈⛑️
Pronator syndrome is a constellation of symptoms caused by the entrapment of the median nerve at the elbow. The median nerve is one of the three nerves which supply sensory and motor function to the upper extremity.

⚠️Cause ⚠️
Entrapment and compression of the median nerve results from swelling and inflammation of the structures surrounding the median nerve as it passes through the elbow. Risk factors for the development of Pronator Syndrome include hypothyroidism, diabetes, and activities which require pronation of the forearm, which is the act of rotating the forearm from a palms up to palms down position.

🥴Symptoms 🥴
Pronator syndrome typically causes an aching pain in the forearm. The hand muscles are weakened, and grip and fine motor movements may be affected. Numbness and tingling may occur in the thumb and index finger.

✅Treatment ✅
🔸Non-Surgical
The majority of patients with pronator syndrome respond well to conservative treatment. 3 to 6 months rest from offending activity, splinting, and use of NSAIDs to decrease inflammation under hand specialist may be all that is needed for symptoms to resolve.

🔸Surgical
If motor deficits such as weakness or paralysis are noted on physical exam, or if patient does not respond to conservative methods, surgery may be needed to treat pronator syndrome. Surgery is aimed at decompressing the nerve at the exact area of entrapment. Postoperatively, a long arm splint is placed. Eight to ten days later, the splint is removed, sutures are removed, and the patient is transitioned to a removable splint. The splint is worn at night and during the day as tolerated for a minimum of two weeks. Physical therapy is prescribed and typically lasts two months. Revive physiotherapy and rehabilitation Centre