Dr. Hassan Zahid

19/05/2025

A regular gym visitor arrived at our clinic, complaining of full-back tension. He admitted to rarely consulting physiotherapists or chiropractors for recovery. Having experienced a chiropractic session in the UK before, he was curious to compare. We conducted a detailed assessment and provided a session using the latest manual therapy and chiropractic strategies. As he left, he said, “Now I understand the importance of regular care. This session was far more thorough and effective than the one I had in the UK.”

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Address: Dua Physiotherapy and Chiropractic Clinic, Qadeet Lab, Beside Meezan Bank, Opp: Al-Fajar Restaurant, Latifabad Unit # 7, Hyderabad

17/03/2025

24/02/2025

The hamstrings play a crucial role in both low back and knee pain.

✴️Tight or weak hamstrings can lead to altered pelvic positioning, increasing stress on the lower back and contributing to discomfort or instability.

✴️Similarly, weak hamstrings can cause knee joint imbalances, leading to pain and a higher risk of injuries like ACL tears.

✴️Proper strength and flexibility in the hamstrings help maintain optimal biomechanics, reducing strain on both the lumbar spine and knee joint.

27/11/2024

The Spencer Technique is a series of manual therapy maneuvers commonly used to improve mobility and reduce pain in conditions like frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). It involves a sequence of movements that include stretching, articulation, and muscle energy techniques to address joint stiffness and soft tissue restrictions in the shoulder. Each step focuses on specific motions such as flexion, extension, abduction, and internal/external rotation. By promoting joint mobility and reducing adhesions, the Spencer Technique aids in restoring functional range of motion in the affected shoulder.

26/11/2024

Osgood-Schlatter Disease is a common condition in adolescents, especially those involved in sports requiring running, jumping, or repetitive knee activities. It is characterized by inflammation of the patellar tendon at its attachment to the tibial tuberosity, often leading to pain and swelling just below the kneecap. The condition typically resolves with rest, activity modification, and physical therapy, although symptoms may persist until the growth plate closes.

08/11/2024