Best Physiotherapy in Delhi for Sciatica Advanced Spine Therapy

Best Physiotherapy in Delhi for Sciatica Advanced Spine Therapy

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What is Advance pain managment

End the pain. Reclaim your life.

If you are struggling with tha leg pain after spinal cord injury, sharp pain from the lower back, or tingling sensations — you may be experiencing sciatica. At Arunalaya, we offer targeted, non-invasive solutions including manual therapy, spine therapy, and advanced neuro rehabilitation to help you heal.

What is Sciatica?

What is Advance pain managment

Sciatica is caused by compression or irritation of the spinal cord nerves, often due to herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or poor lower back posture. It affects the spinal canal, creating pain that radiates from the spinal cord to your leg — sometimes leading to symptoms of paralysis if ignored.

Signs to Watch For:

  • Radiating lower back and leg pain
  • Tingling or weakness from spinal cord and nerves
  • Pain worsened by sitting or coughing
  • Limping or posture shifts
  • Signs post injury or spinal strain




    Why Choose Arunalaya?

    • Expertise in brain spinal cord and nerve healing
    • Personalized spine therapy & non-surgical rehab
    • Holistic care for spinal cord injury and recovery

    How We Treat Sciatica at Arunalaya

    What is Advance pain managment

    Don’t wait. If you feel these signs, early spinal cord rehab is key.

    Our Sciatica Recovery Program Includes:

    • Manual therapy & nerve mobilization
    • Postural training with lower back posture corrector tools
    • Neuro navigation & dynamic nerve techniques
    • Core strengthening and spine alignment
    • Stretching and flexibility exercisess
    • Dry needling for pain relief
    What is Advance pain managment

    Don’t let spinal pain limit your day. Book your session today for expert-led spinal cord rehab in Delhi and walk pain-free again.

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    FAQ

    What is sciatica?

    Sciatica is a condition caused by irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve. It often results in sharp pain starting from the lower back and radiating down the leg, sometimes accompanied by tingling or numbness.

    What are the common causes of sciatica?

    Sciatica may occur due to a herniated disc, spinal cord injury, muscle tightness, spinal stenosis, poor posture, or prolonged sitting.

    How does physiotherapy help in sciatica treatment?

    Physiotherapy provides pain relief and long-term recovery through techniques like manual therapy, spinal mobilization, posture correction, stretching, strengthening, and advanced neuro-rehabilitation exercises.

    Is physiotherapy safe for sciatica?

    Yes. Physiotherapy is a safe, non-invasive, and drug-free approach that reduces nerve compression, restores movement, and prevents recurrence.

    How long does it take to recover from sciatica?

    Recovery time depends on the severity of the condition. Some patients feel relief in a few sessions, while chronic cases may require several weeks of consistent therapy.

    Can sciatica come back after treatment?

    Yes, if posture, lifestyle habits, or underlying spine conditions are not managed, sciatica may return. Physiotherapy focuses not only on treatment but also on prevention strategies.

    Do you provide specialized treatment for post-spinal cord injury sciatica?

    Absolutely. At Arunalaya, we offer advanced neuro-rehabilitation programs designed for patients with spinal cord injuries, ensuring safe and effective recovery

    Where is Arunalaya Physiotherapy located?

    Our clinic is conveniently located in Patel Nagar, Delhi NCR, offering expert care for patients struggling with sciatica and other spine-related conditions.

    How can I book a sciatica treatment appointment?

    You can call our clinic directly or book an appointment through our website. Our team will guide you with the best treatment plan.