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Myths & Facts

Exercise for Osteoporosis — Is It Safe to Exercise With Weak Bones?

A bone density report that says "osteoporosis" often makes people stop moving altogether, out of fear of a fracture. Research suggests that is usually the wrong response. Here is what exercise for osteoporosis can and cannot do, which movements need care, and when a physiotherapy assessment is worth it.

29 Sept 20268 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Myths & Facts

8 Physiotherapy Myths in India That Could Be Slowing Your Recovery

From "rest is best" to "surgery is your only option," a lot of what patients believe about pain and recovery in Mumbai clinics is simply outdated. Here are 8 physiotherapy myths we hear every week, and what research and clinical experience actually support.

25 Sept 20268 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Guide

Neck Pain From Phone Use — Text Neck, Headaches and Tingling Hands Explained

Neck pain from phone use has quietly become one of the commonest reasons people walk into a physiotherapy clinic. Here is what "text neck" actually is, why it so often brings a headache or tingling fingers along with it, which parts of the popular advice are wrong, and the signs that mean it needs an assessment rather than another stretch video.

22 Sept 20269 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Guide

Knee Osteoarthritis — Why Squatting, Floor Sitting and Stairs Make It Worse

Knee osteoarthritis behaves differently in Indian homes, where squatting, floor sitting and steep staircases are part of ordinary life. Here is what the condition actually is, why those specific positions hurt most, what research says about exercise and weight, and the signs that it is time for an assessment.

16 Sept 20269 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Guide

Shoulder Pain When Lifting Your Arm — Rotator Cuff, Impingement or Frozen Shoulder?

A shoulder that is fine at rest but catches sharply when you reach for a top shelf, hook a bra strap or lift a bag onto the overhead rack is one of the commonest complaints in the clinic. Here is how a rotator cuff problem, impingement and frozen shoulder each behave — and why the difference decides what you should do next.

8 Sept 20269 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Guide

Slipped Disc Symptoms — How to Tell a Disc Problem From Ordinary Back Pain

"Slip disc" is the diagnosis half of Mumbai gives itself after one bad morning. Most of the time it is wrong — and when it is right, the disc is rarely the villain people imagine. Here is how disc-related pain actually behaves, how it differs from a muscular strain, and what an MRI report does and does not tell you.

4 Sept 20269 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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Guide

Heel Pain in the Morning — Why the First Steps Hurt Most and What Helps

That stabbing pain in the heel with the first few steps out of bed has a name, a mechanism, and a fairly predictable recovery pattern. Here is what plantar fasciitis actually is, why the heel spur usually is not the villain, and when heel pain needs a proper assessment.

1 Sept 20269 min read

Dr. Shiva Jain Sangoi (PT)

BPTh, MPTh (Ortho)

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