Dr KBT

08/05/2026

The poster focusses on creating awareness on difference between regular pain treatment vs neuropathy pain treatment

- Not all pain medicine work on nerves
- ⁠Neuropathy happens because of overactive nerves sending wrong pain signals to the brain
- ⁠Nerve calming medicines are required to act on pain pathways in the brain
- ⁠Right diagnosis is the best start of right therapy

Patients can consider simple steps for maintaining healthy nerves like:
- Keeping blood sugar levels under control
- ⁠Physical activities
- ⁠Maintaining foot hygiene

fans Rehabana

06/05/2026

*Day 3:* Of peripheral neuropathy awareness week

common causes of nerve pain:

- Diabetes and metabolic syndrome
- ⁠Autoimmune diseases
- ⁠Infections
- ⁠Tumours
- ⁠Chronic alcoholism
- ⁠Poison exposure
- ⁠Chemotherapy
- ⁠Low levels of vitamins

Patients can consider simple steps for maintaining healthy nerves like:
- Keeping blood sugar levels under control
- ⁠Physical activities
- ⁠Maintaining foot hygiene
- Avoid walking barefoot
- Use Diabetic shoes/sandals

Criteria for your shoe
Wide toe box
Extra depth
Soft insole

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

Moderated the live event on Peripheral Neuropathy awareness on the occasion of peripheral neuropathy awareness week

05/05/2026

Extremely honoured to be selected as a member of the Scientific committee at IAPMR MID TERM CME 2026 @ AIIMS BHUBANESWAR

05/05/2026

This poster highlights crucial symptoms of neuropathy that should not be overlooked.

Key indicators such as burning pain, tingling sensation, numbness in hands or feet, increased sensitivity to touch, and muscle weakness necessitate prompt consultation with a doctor.

Failing to address these symptoms can exacerbate nerve damage and intensify pain.

Standard pain relievers are often ineffective for nerve pain, which requires specialized treatment.
fans Rehabana

03/05/2026

Constant tingling, burning, or numbness in your feet should not be ignored. This Peripheral Neuropathy Awareness Week, let’s focus on recognising symptoms early and taking the right step.

03/05/2026

Why do we need Rehabilitation? After stroke/any neurological disease or any traumatic injury we need to have the quality of life back.

11/04/2026

🧠 World Parkinson’s Day

Today, we raise awareness about Parkinson’s disease—a progressive condition that impacts movement, function, and quality of life.

While medications are important, rehabilitation is the cornerstone of long-term care. At the center of this multidisciplinary approach is the Physiatrist (Rehabilitation Physician)—who integrates medical management with functional restoration.

👨‍⚕️ Role of the Physiatrist
✔️ Leads and coordinates the rehabilitation team
✔️ Designs individualized, goal-oriented rehab programs
✔️ Optimizes mobility, function, and participation
✔️ Manages pain, spasticity, and non-motor symptoms
✔️ Guides use of assistive devices and advanced interventions

🤝 Multidisciplinary Team Approach
✔️ Physiotherapy – Gait, balance, and mobility training
✔️ Occupational Therapy – Activities of daily living and independence
✔️ Speech & Swallow Therapy – Communication and dysphagia management
✔️ Psychological Support – Coping, mood, and cognitive health

✨ Early, structured, and sustained rehabilitation can significantly improve outcomes and preserve independence.

Let’s not just treat the disease—let’s restore function, dignity, and quality of life.

💙 Rehabilitation is not an adjunct—it is essential.