Dr. Ali Hassan

24/01/2026

Cervical radiculopathy is a condition caused by compression or irritation of a cervical nerve root, most commonly due to disc herniation, degenerative changes, or foraminal narrowing.
Common Clinical Features:
Neck pain
Radiating pain into the shoulder, arm, or hand
Numbness or tingling (paresthesia)
Muscle weakness in a dermatomal/myotomal pattern
Reduced cervical range of motion
Positive neural tension tests (e.g., Spurling’s test)
Physiotherapy Management Includes:
Detailed assessment and neurological examination
Pain modulation techniques
Cervical mobilization / traction (as indicated)
Neural mobilization
Postural correction and ergonomic advice
Therapeutic exercises for stabilization and mobility
Early and appropriate physiotherapy intervention plays a key role in symptom reduction and functional recovery.
Case / Video Description
A patient diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy (neck pain radiating to the arm) reported approximately 80% symptom relief after just one physiotherapy session.
This video presents real patient feedback, highlighting the importance of accurate assessment and targeted physiotherapy treatment in managing cervical nerve root symptoms effectively.

21/01/2026

Honored to be recognized as a Brilliant Alumni of the University of Management & Technology (UMT).
I am proud to share that I have officially received my CORU Registration (Ireland Physiotherapy License). 🇮🇪 This achievement reflects years of dedication, learning, and commitment to professional excellence in physiotherapy.
Grateful to my mentors, institution, family, and everyone who supported me throughout this journey. Looking forward to contributing positively to healthcare and continuing to grow as a Doctor of Physiotherapy.

05/01/2026

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Wellness

15/12/2025

Trigger points are small, tight knots inside a muscle that cause pain.
They can :
🔹Create sharp or dull pain
🔹Cause pain to travel to other areas (referred pain)
🔹Reduce movement & flexibility
🔹Form due to stress, poor posture, overuse, or injury
We release them with expert physiotherapy techniques for instant relief.
Trigger point pain? We treat it professionally at Ali Physio Clinic.

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📍 Kot Hussain ,Sheikhupura

06/12/2025

Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) isn’t just a sports injury—daily activities like lifting, typing, gripping, or improper workout techniques can also trigger this condition.
Pain on the outer side of the elbow, weakness, difficulty gripping, and sharp discomfort during hand movements are the most common signs.
In this post/video, you’ll learn:
✔ What Tennis Elbow is
✔ Movements that make the pain worse
✔ Effective exercises for quick relief
✔ Daily precautions to speed up recovery
📌 If you’re struggling with elbow pain, this guide can help you understand the cause and manage it better.
For more guidance, feel free to DM.

20/11/2025

Consistency wins:
Because it’s not what you do once in a while that matters, it’s what you do everyday.

28/08/2025

09/08/2025

🧠 Stroke Rehabilitation in ActionIn this video, I’m working with a stroke patient to improve motor control, muscle activation, and functional independence through task-based therapy.We used simple commands and techniques like:✔️ “Apply oil to your head” – with biceps facilitation✔️ “Lift your arm” – with triceps tapping✔️ “Press the ball” – to activate grip and flexor synergy✔️ “Drop the ball from the bed” – to promote arm release✔️ “Throw the ball” – to enhance coordination and hand-eye integration💡 Using verbal cueing and tactile stimulation, we focus on restoring purposeful movement after stroke — through repetition, motivation, and function-based therapy.This is how neuroplasticity is encouraged — by giving meaningful, goal-oriented tasks that activate the brain and rebuild lost movement patterns.....

03/08/2025

Me nai bachna menu lahore le jao 😂 fans Following

17/07/2025

"Age is just a number when hope is alive!"This 85-year-old strong lady had a stroke with left-sided paralysis.➡️ First, she couldn’t even stand…➡️ Then, she stood with support…➡️ Now, she can stand independently — and even walk!💪✨A true example of determination, family support, and effective rehabilitation.Never give up on recovery.

27/06/2025

We don’t just treat injuries — we rebuild confidence....