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Chirokind & Rehabilitation Clinic focuses on maintaining health for people of all ages, helping patients pain and prevent disease.

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Our Best Treatment Plans
  •   Back pain
  •   Neck pain
  •   Slip Disc
  •   Spondylitis
  •   Knee pain
  •   Arthritis
  •   Shoulder pain
  •   Frozen shoulder
  •   Paralysis

Back pain

  • Dull, aching pain in the back.
  • Sharp or shooting pain.
  • Stiffness and reduced flexibility.
  • Pain that radiates down the leg (sciatica).
  • Muscle spasms.
  • Difficulty standing up straight.
  • Numbness or tingling in the back, legs, or feet.
  • Weakness in the leg.
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Neck pain

  • Stiffness and reduced range of motion in the neck.
  • Aching or sharp pain in the neck.
  • Pain that radiates down the arms or shoulders.
  • Headaches, often originating from the neck.
  • Muscle spasms in the neck or upper back.
  • Numbness or tingling in the arms or hands.
  • Weakness in the arms or hands.
  • Difficulty turning your head.

Slip Disc

  • Pain: Persistent, sharp, or shooting pain in the affected area of the spine.
  • Numbness or tingling: Radiating sensations into the arms or legs, depending on the location of the slipped disc.
  • Muscle weakness: Weakness in the muscles that are controlled by the affected nerves.
  • Changes in reflexes: Altered reflexes, often seen when a doctor examines you.
  • Sciatica: If the herniated disc is in the lower back, it can cause sciatica, with pain radiating down one leg.
  • Neck pain: If the herniated disc is in the neck, it can cause neck pain and radiating symptoms into the arms.
  • Difficulty walking or maintaining balance: Severe cases can lead to these problems.
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Spondylitis

  • Pain and stiffness in the neck or lower back.
  • Reduced flexibility and range of motion in the affected area
  • Fatigue.
  • Morning stiffness.
  • Radiating pain or numbness in the arms or legs.
  • In severe cases, difficulty with balance or walking.

Knee pain

  • Pain: You may experience discomfort that can range from mild to severe, depending on the underlying cause.
  • Swelling: The knee joint may become swollen or puffy..
  • Stiffness: Your knee might feel stiff, making it challenging to move or bend the joint.
  • Weakness: You may notice weakness in the affected knee, making it difficult to bear weight.
  • Instability: Some individuals feel like their knee is giving way or unstable when walking or standing.
  • Clicking or popping sounds: You might hear or feel unusual noises when moving your knee.
  • Redness or warmth: Inflammation can cause the skin around the knee to become red and warm.
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Arthritis

  • Joint pain: Persistent discomfort or aching in one or more joints.
  • Joint swelling: Inflammation, leading to joint enlargement.
  • Joint stiffness: Reduced range of motion, often worse in the morning.
  • Redness and warmth: Inflamed joints may feel warm to the touch and appear red.
  • Fatigue: Arthritis-related inflammation can cause general tiredness.
  • Loss of joint function: In advanced cases, arthritis can limit the use of affected joints

Shoulder pain

  • Dull, aching pain in the shoulder joint.
  • Sharp or stabbing pain with certain movements.
  • Difficulty or pain when raising your arm.
  • Limited range of motion in the shoulder.
  • Pain that radiates down the arm or up into the neck.
  • Weakness in the affected shoulder.
  • Swelling or tenderness around the shoulder joint.
  • Pain that worsens at night, making it difficult to sleep.
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Frozen shoulder

  • Pain: The initial symptom is often pain in the shoulder, particularly when you move it.
  • Stiffness: Over time, the shoulder becomes increasingly stiff, making it difficult to move in various directions.
  • Limited Range of Motion: You may find it challenging to perform daily activities that involve lifting or reaching.
  • Progressive Worsening: Symptoms tend to worsen over several months and can persist for up to a year or more.
  • Pain at Rest: You might experience pain even when not using the shoulder.
  • Thawing Phase: Eventually, the stiffness begins to improve, and you regain some range of motion, although this process can take time.

Paralysis

  • Inability to move the affected body part.
  • Loss of sensation in the paralyzed area.
  • Muscle weakness or flaccidity.
  • Reduced or absent reflexes in the affected muscles.
  • Loss of control over bodily functions (such as bladder or bowel control) in severe cases.
  • Pain or discomfort in the paralyzed area, often due to pressure sores or muscle atrophy.
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Advanced Care plans

Greatest Advanced Care Plans Provided By Us

  • Post-surgical Rehabilitation
  • Regular Cerebral Palsy Therapy
  • sport Injury
  • Total knee replacement program
  • Neuromuscular Rehabilitation
Testimonials

What They’re Talking About Comapany?

I had a great experience with Apna Physio-Top! The physiotherapist came to my home, and they were very professional and caring. They helped me with my back pain, and I'm feeling much better now. I highly recommend their services.

Ziaul Hassan

I couldn't go to a clinic due to my injury, but Apna Physio-Top made it so easy. The physiotherapist was knowledgeable and understanding. They provided effective treatment at home, and I'm on the road to recovery. Thank you!

Rupesh Yash

Apna Physio-Top Home Physio Therapy is a lifesaver. I needed physiotherapy for my knee problem, and they came to my doorstep. The therapist was patient and skilled, and I've seen significant improvement.

Shweta Pal

I'm so pleased with Apna Physio-Top. They brought top-notch physiotherapy to my home. The therapist was friendly and explained everything clearly. It made my rehabilitation process smooth and comfortable. I'm grateful for their help.

Brijesh Kumar Shukl

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