Title: “Navigating Menopause with Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy: Prioritizing Women’s Wellness” Introduction: Menopause is a significant natural phase in a woman’s life, signifying the end of her reproductive years. While it
Category: Exercise
Kegel Exercises: The Complete GuideKegel Exercises: The Complete Guide
Kegel exercises are designed to strengthen the muscles of your pelvic floor, providing support for your bladder and bowel function. These exercises involve a simple clench-and-release technique that targets the
Cyclist’s Palsy Expert Therapy with Best CareCyclist’s Palsy Expert Therapy with Best Care
Cyclist’s palsy, also known by various names such as handlebar palsy, ulnar tunnel syndrome, ulnar nerve compression, Guyon Canal Syndrome (GCS), bicycler’s neuropathy, or tardy ulnar palsy, is an overuse
ROLE OF EXPERT PHYSIOTHERAPY IN HIP DYSPLASIAROLE OF EXPERT PHYSIOTHERAPY IN HIP DYSPLASIA
Hip dysplasia or developmental dislocation of the hip (DDH), is an abnormal formation of the hip joint. In hip dysplasia, the femoral head (the ball) fits too loosely into the
Reverse Clamshell Exercise: Expert Guidance at ArunalayaReverse Clamshell Exercise: Expert Guidance at Arunalaya
If you’re seeking exercises to strengthen your hips, one often overlooked option is the Reverse Clamshell exercise. This variation targets a different set of hip muscles compared to the traditional
W-Sitting: Negative Impact on your ChildW-Sitting: Negative Impact on your Child
The w-sitting posture is sitting on the floor with both thighs rotated inwards and the feet outwards on both sides of the body (the legs make a W shape, hence

What is “Flat Foot” Actually ?What is “Flat Foot” Actually ?
Flat foot is a foot deformity in which there is loss of medial longitudinal arch. It is also termed aspes planus. Pes planus may be lifelong, or acquired through time.

SQUATTING EXPERT– ARE YOU DOING IT CORRECTLY?SQUATTING EXPERT– ARE YOU DOING IT CORRECTLY?
SQUATTING – ARE YOU DOING IT CORRECTLY? Squatting is one of the best exercise to gain strength and muscle mass in the leg. Full squatting involves nearly all the muscles