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A physiotherapist helps restore movement, strength, and function using exercise therapy, manual techniques, and modalities such as ultrasound and electrical stimulation — without medication or surgery. Common reasons to consult a physiotherapist in Kakinada include back and neck pain, knee pain and arthritis, frozen shoulder, sports injuries, post-fracture or post-surgery rehabilitation (including joint replacement), sciatica, postural problems, and recovery after stroke or neurological illness.

Physiotherapy works best when started early and followed consistently — a structured program typically spans several sessions with progressive home exercises between visits. It is strongly evidence-backed for chronic back pain, osteoarthritis, and post-operative recovery, often reducing the need for painkillers. Seek physiotherapy on your doctor’s advice after injury or surgery, or directly for persistent muscle and joint pain; the physiotherapist will assess movement, strength, and posture before designing a personalised plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions does a physiotherapist treat?

Physiotherapists treat back and neck pain, arthritis, frozen shoulder, sports injuries, sciatica, and postural problems, and provide rehabilitation after fractures, surgery (including joint replacement), and stroke.

How much does a physiotherapy session cost in Kakinada?

Session fees for physiotherapists in Kakinada listed on Nectar Plus Health typically range from a few hundred rupees upward. Package pricing is often available for multi-session treatment plans.

How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?

It depends on the condition — acute problems may settle in 5–10 sessions, while post-surgical rehabilitation can take several weeks. Your physiotherapist will set goals and review progress regularly.

Does physiotherapy hurt?

Some techniques and exercises cause mild, temporary discomfort as stiff tissues are mobilised, but treatment should never cause severe pain. Always tell your physiotherapist how you feel so intensity can be adjusted.

Do I need a doctor’s referral for physiotherapy?

A referral is not mandatory for most muscle and joint problems, but post-surgical and neurological rehabilitation should follow your treating doctor’s plan. When in doubt, start with a consultation.