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Physiotherapy
Conditions We Treat Online

Expert Physiotherapy for
Every Condition

Dr. Jyoti Bajpai (MPT, NIRTAR) treats all major musculoskeletal, spinal, sports, and paediatric conditions via secure video consultation — from anywhere in India. Same-day appointments available.

30+Conditions Treated
15+Years Experience
5000+Patients Treated
90%Avoid Surgery with Physio
100%Online Consultations

Can My Condition Be Treated Online?

The short answer: almost certainly yes. Studies show that for the vast majority of musculoskeletal conditions — including back pain, neck pain, knee osteoarthritis, and frozen shoulder — online physiotherapy achieves outcomes equivalent to in-person care.

Dr. Jyoti Bajpai (MPT, NIRTAR Certified) uses structured video-based clinical assessment to observe your posture, movement quality, and pain patterns. Combined with a detailed symptom history, this enables accurate diagnosis and a personalised treatment programme — all without you leaving home.

The key advantages: no travel time, same-day availability, expert supervision of your exercises, and written reports emailed after every session. For chronic conditions requiring long-term management (arthritis, postural pain, rehab post-surgery), the convenience of online physiotherapy improves adherence dramatically.

What Dr. Bajpai Assesses Online
Posture & alignment analysis
Active & passive range of motion
Neurological screen tests
Movement quality & compensations
Muscle strength (functional tests)
Pain behaviour & triggers
Review of MRI/X-ray reports
Functional & occupational demands

Most Treated Conditions

In-Depth Guide to Common Conditions

Each condition includes anatomy overview, symptom checklist, treatment phases, and recovery timeline based on clinical evidence.

Back Pain & Sciatica

Lumbar Spine Conditions

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Anatomy overview — Lumbar Spine Conditions

Common Symptoms

  • Dull aching or sharp lower back pain
  • Pain radiating down one or both legs (sciatica)
  • Numbness or tingling in legs or feet
  • Stiffness in the morning or after sitting
  • Weakness in leg muscles
  • Pain worsened by bending, coughing, or sneezing

Common Causes

  • Disc herniation (slip disc L4-L5, L5-S1)
  • Muscle strain or spasm
  • Spondylosis or degenerative disc disease
  • Poor posture and sedentary lifestyle
  • Spondylolisthesis (vertebral slippage)

Treatment Phases

1
Pain Relief
Week 1–2
McKenzie exercises, pain-free movement restoration, nerve mobility work
2
Core Stabilisation
Week 3–6
Deep core activation, lumbar stability programme, posture re-education
3
Functional Return
Week 7–12
Progressive loading, work-specific tasks, prevention strategies
Recovery: 4–12 weeks depending on severity
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Neck Pain & Cervical Spondylosis

Cervical Spine Conditions

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Anatomy overview — Cervical Spine Conditions

Common Symptoms

  • Neck stiffness, especially in the morning
  • Headaches starting at the base of skull
  • Pain, numbness, or tingling in arms or hands
  • Restricted range of motion turning the head
  • Grinding or clicking sound with neck movement
  • Shoulder and upper trapezius tightness

Common Causes

  • Cervical disc degeneration
  • Text neck / forward head posture
  • Whiplash from injury
  • Prolonged desk or screen work
  • Cervical nerve root compression

Treatment Phases

1
Acute Management
Week 1–2
Cervical range-of-motion exercises, postural correction, nerve glides
2
Strengthening
Week 3–8
Deep neck flexor training, scapular stabilisation, ergonomic advice
3
Prevention
Ongoing
Workstation setup optimisation, maintenance programme, self-management
Recovery: 3–8 weeks; chronic cases 3–6 months
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Frozen Shoulder

Adhesive Capsulitis

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Anatomy overview — Adhesive Capsulitis

Common Symptoms

  • Severe shoulder pain, especially at night
  • Gradual, progressive loss of shoulder movement
  • Inability to lift arm above shoulder height
  • Difficulty reaching behind the back
  • Pain with any shoulder rotation
  • Stiffness persisting for months without treatment

Common Causes

  • Unknown idiopathic onset (most common)
  • Post-immobilisation (after fracture or surgery)
  • Diabetes (3× higher risk)
  • Rotator cuff tear or impingement
  • Thyroid dysfunction

Treatment Phases

1
Freezing Phase
Month 1–2
Pain management, gentle pendulum exercises, sleep position advice, anti-inflammatory strategies
2
Frozen Phase
Month 2–6
Progressive capsular stretching, codman exercises, shoulder mobility drills
3
Thawing Phase
Month 6+
Full ROM restoration, strength rebuilding, return to full function
Recovery: 6–18 months; online physio significantly accelerates recovery
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Knee Pain & Osteoarthritis

Knee Joint Conditions

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Anatomy overview — Knee Joint Conditions

Common Symptoms

  • Pain around or inside the knee joint
  • Swelling after activity or prolonged sitting
  • Stiffness after rest, especially in the morning
  • Crepitus (grinding/clicking) with movement
  • Difficulty climbing stairs or getting up from floor
  • Knee giving way or feeling unstable

Common Causes

  • Osteoarthritis (cartilage degeneration)
  • Meniscus tear
  • Patellofemoral pain syndrome (runner’s knee)
  • ACL/PCL ligament laxity
  • Muscle weakness (quads, hamstrings, hip)

Treatment Phases

1
Pain Reduction
Week 1–3
Activity modification, isometric quad exercises, RICE principles, taping techniques
2
Strength Building
Week 4–10
Progressive quadriceps, hamstring, and glute strengthening — the foundation of knee pain management
3
Functional Training
Week 11–16
Stairs, squats, sports-specific movements, weight management guidance
Recovery: 6–16 weeks; OA is a long-term management programme
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Slip Disc / Disc Herniation

Lumbar & Cervical Disc Disease

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Anatomy overview — Lumbar & Cervical Disc Disease

Common Symptoms

  • Sharp, shooting pain in the back or neck
  • Radiating pain into arm (cervical) or leg (lumbar)
  • Electric shock or burning sensation along nerve path
  • Muscle weakness in arm or leg
  • Pins and needles or numbness in hand or foot
  • Pain worsened by sitting, coughing, straining

Common Causes

  • Gradual disc degeneration with age
  • Sudden heavy lifting or twisting injury
  • Prolonged poor posture compressing discs
  • Repetitive spinal loading
  • Genetic predisposition to disc disease

Treatment Phases

1
Acute Phase
Week 1–3
Neural tension reduction, directional preference exercises (McKenzie method), spinal positioning
2
Stabilisation
Week 4–8
Core strengthening, lumbar stability, nerve mobility exercises, gradual return to activities
3
Rehabilitation
Week 9–16
Progressive loading, posture correction, return to sport/work, prevention education
Recovery: 6–12 weeks for most; 90% avoid surgery with physiotherapy
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Plantar Fasciitis & Heel Pain

Foot & Ankle Conditions

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Anatomy overview — Foot & Ankle Conditions

Common Symptoms

  • Sharp stabbing heel pain with first steps in the morning
  • Pain that improves after walking but returns after rest
  • Tenderness along the inner heel and arch
  • Pain worsened by prolonged standing or walking
  • Tight calf muscles and Achilles tendon
  • Occasional swelling around the heel

Common Causes

  • Excessive standing or walking (especially on hard floors)
  • Sudden increase in activity or mileage
  • Tight calf muscles pulling on the fascia
  • Flat feet (overpronation) or high arches
  • Poor footwear lacking arch support

Treatment Phases

1
Load Reduction
Week 1–2
Footwear advice, orthotic guidance, activity modification, gentle stretching
2
Strengthening
Week 3–8
Calf raises, intrinsic foot strengthening, plantar fascia loading protocol
3
Return to Activity
Week 9–12
Progressive running/sports return, long-term loading programme to prevent recurrence
Recovery: 6–12 weeks with structured physiotherapy
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Specialist Service

Sports Physiotherapy

Cricket, football, running, badminton, gym, kabaddi, swimming, cycling — sport-specific injury assessment, return-to-sport protocols, and performance optimisation. Dr. Bajpai treats elite and recreational athletes.

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Specialist Service

Kids & Paediatric Physiotherapy

Flat feet, scoliosis, Osgood-Schlatter, developmental delay, cerebral palsy, growing pains, and youth sports injuries. Child-friendly sessions with parent-guided exercise programmes.

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Complete List

All Conditions We Treat Online

Spine & Back(10 conditions)
Joints & Orthopaedic(10 conditions)
Sports Injuries(10 conditions)
Foot & Ankle(7 conditions)
Paediatric Conditions(8 conditions)
Neurological Rehab(6 conditions)
Corporate & Postural(7 conditions)

The Process

How Dr. Bajpai Treats Your Condition Online

Online physiotherapy is not just video chat and generic exercises. Dr. Bajpai uses a systematic clinical framework — the same used in leading rehabilitation hospitals — delivered entirely via video.

01
Subjective Assessment

Full history taking — onset, mechanism, aggravating/easing factors, impact on daily life, previous treatment. Takes 10 minutes and gives a precise clinical picture.

02
Objective Examination via Video

Posture analysis, active ROM measurements, functional movement tests, neurological screening. You perform tests while Dr. Bajpai observes and guides in real time.

03
Clinical Diagnosis & Explanation

Dr. Bajpai explains exactly what is happening anatomically, why you have pain, what’s likely driving it, and what the treatment will involve. No jargon — clear, patient-centred communication.

04
Personalised Exercise Programme

Specific exercises with sets, reps, and clear technique instructions. Written programme with video demos sent to your phone within 24 hours.

05
Progressive Follow-Up

Each session builds on the last — exercises progress, new techniques introduced, barriers addressed. Outcome measures track your improvement objectively.

Every Session Includes

45-Minute Video Consultation
Full assessment + treatment via Google Meet, WhatsApp, or Zoom
Written Session Report
Diagnosis, treatment notes, home care advice — emailed within 24 hrs
Exercise Programme with Videos
Written plan with demonstration videos sent to your WhatsApp
WhatsApp Follow-Up Support
Message Dr. Bajpai between sessions for technique corrections
Progress Tracking
Pain scores, function scores, and objective measures tracked each session
Session Pricing
₹1,999
Initial Consult
45 min
₹1,499
Follow-Up
30–45 min
₹7,499
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Online Physiotherapy

Can physiotherapy for back pain be done online?

Yes. Online physiotherapy is highly effective for back pain. Dr. Bajpai uses video assessment to observe your posture, movement patterns and pain triggers, then prescribes a personalised exercise programme. Studies show online physiotherapy outcomes are equivalent to in-clinic care for most spinal conditions.

How does Dr. Bajpai diagnose my condition over video?

Dr. Bajpai uses a structured clinical assessment via video — observing posture, range of motion, movement quality, and performing neurological screen tests that you self-administer. Combined with your symptom history, this gives a clear clinical picture without physical hands-on contact.

What conditions cannot be treated online?

Conditions requiring hands-on manual therapy (joint manipulation, dry needling), acute fractures, or immediate surgical evaluation are better managed in-clinic. However, the vast majority of musculoskeletal conditions — back pain, neck pain, knee pain, frozen shoulder, sports injuries — respond excellently to online physiotherapy.

How many online sessions will I need?

Most patients see significant improvement within 4–8 sessions depending on the condition severity and compliance with the home exercise programme. Acute conditions often resolve faster (3–5 sessions); chronic or post-surgical cases may need 8–16 sessions over 2–4 months.

Do I get exercises I can do at home?

Yes. Every consultation concludes with a written exercise prescription with video demonstrations sent to your WhatsApp or email. The exercises are designed specifically for home use — no gym equipment required. You practice between sessions and Dr. Bajpai progressively advances the programme.

Is online physiotherapy effective for knee pain and arthritis?

Absolutely. Therapeutic exercise is the gold-standard treatment for knee osteoarthritis — equally effective or better than many surgical interventions according to current evidence. Dr. Bajpai designs a progressive strengthening programme for quad, hamstring, and hip muscles that offloads joint stress and significantly reduces pain.

Can frozen shoulder be treated through online physiotherapy?

Yes, and often very effectively. Frozen shoulder progresses through three phases — freezing, frozen, and thawing. Dr. Bajpai tailors the exercise programme to your current phase. Stretching, mobilisation exercises, and pain management strategies are all deliverable online with excellent results.

What should I do before my first online consultation?

Wear comfortable clothing that allows movement. If you have any recent MRI/X-ray reports, have them ready to show on camera. Choose a space with enough room to stand and move. Ensure your device camera is stable. The session is 45 minutes and no prior preparation is required beyond this.

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Dr. Jyoti Bajpai — MPT, NIRTAR Certified — available Mon–Sat, 9 AM to 7 PM. Same-day appointments. No travel. Expert care from home.

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