Like a wildfire, KIASTM Therapy is becoming one of the top therapy to enhance sports performance in athletes. As we all know that every single athlete’s body undergoes through stressful journey due to routine training program round the year. This not only reduces performance of an athlete but also increases risk factors related to sports injuries. The most common medical conditions in athletes are: Exercise Associated Medical Cramps: Severe, painful muscle cramps in the legs, back and abdomen that arise after prolonged exercise in the heat are very common. They occur mostly at the beginning ..read more

What is that little secret of the fascia and its connection with Cerebral Palsy? Why is it so important to address it? Introduction Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition that affects a person’s motor function, muscle control, and coordination. It is often caused by damage to the developing brain during pregnancy, birth, or early childhood. While there is no known cure for cerebral palsy, recent studies suggest that fascia may play a significant role in how the condition presents and progresses. Fascia is the connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles, bones, and organs in the b ..read more

Many fresh physiotherapy graduates are not aware of the truth about the dry needling courses in India. Dry needling courses in India have become popular in recent years. Many physiotherapists and healthcare professionals are now opting for these courses to enhance their skills and knowledge. However, there has been some debate that which dry needling course in India is good. Currently, there is no specific law that regulates the practice of dry needling in India. As a result, some healthcare professionals have started training fellow therapists without undergoing An INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PROGRAM ..read more

KIASTM Therapy | Myofascial Pain | Method | Benefits | KIASTM Clinic KIASTM Therapy for Myofascial Pain If you’ve been struggling with myofascial pain for some time now, then you may want to consider KIASTM therapy. This innovative and safe form of therapeutic treatment has been proven to reduce the levels of chronic pain caused by myofascial syndrome. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what KIASTM therapy is, how it works and its potential benefits for treating myofascial pain. We will also provide an overview of the common signs and symptoms of myofascial syndrome so that you can better identi ..read more

3 Things you should know about Physiotherapy for Lymphedema. Lymphedema is a condition that causes fluid buildup in the tissues and is most commonly seen in the arms or legs. It occurs when the lymphatic system is unable to adequately drain lymph fluid from the affected area. Lymphedema can be caused by a variety of factors, including cancer treatments such as surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy; infections; injuries; and other medical conditions. When fluid accumulates, it can cause swelling and can lead to other complications, such as infection or tissue damage. The swelling can be painful ..read more

One of the unique and exceptional program for the Physiotherapists, who are looking for a change in there professional career. This physiotherapy practice growth hack program gives you insight about your presence in market and how can you elevate your level. Growing your Physiotherapy practice comes with its fair share of challenges and lots of physiotherapists feel that they need more guidance and support in their jobs, skill development, clinical management. Understand digital strategies to reach your clients. Why digital transformation is required for physiotherapy center ? How this will ..read more

One in every 250 people suffers from lymphedema. Lymphoedema is a common side effect of cancer treatment and several other conditions and managing it requires a skilled therapist and treatment. Physiotherapy in lymphedema management plays an important role. What is Lymphedema? Lymphedema is chronic swelling of a body part, most often an arm or leg, but it can occur elsewhere in the body as well. Often the condition is the unintended consequence of cancer surgery and/or radiation—referred to as secondary lymphedema. You are at greater risk for lymphedema if you: Had surgery to remove your lym ..read more

Cerebral Palsy describes a group of chronic disorders that impair a person’s ability to control body movement and posture, occurs in two to six of every 1,000 births.  Deficits in postural control are one of the hallmarks of disability in children with cerebral palsy and in children stabilizing the head is one of the primary goals of postural control . Since the sensory organs for visual and vestibular systems are embedded in the head, getting head control is critical important for both orientation and balance in children diagnosed with cerebral palsy. When a child does not have ful ..read more

Importance of Pediatric Post Covid-19 Physiotherapy Program Children who have recovered from the COVID-19 virus may have long-term physical, cognitive and emotional effects that linger after recovery. As we know Covid-19 virus effects respiratory system and has effected millions of people so far. Though severity of illness in children is less compared to adults but some children are developing complications too. In Kinesio Prehab Clinic, specialized for Pediatric Rehabilitation is providing a specific recovery physiotherapy program for Children who have recovered from Covid-19 but still effe ..read more

As we know, the number of people with cancer is increasing day by day and their mean survival is lengthening, Onco-Rehab Physiotherapists will be seeing more and more patients recovering from it. Radiation Therapy is one of the most common treatment used for treating cancer patients in which radiation is used to control or eliminate malignant cells. Radiation might cause several side effects like Radiation Dermatitis, Hair loss, Fatigue, low blood count, etc. Multiple times it impacts on your muscles and bones. Some chemotherapy and radiation agents affect your muscles, contributing to weakne ..read more