Lower back ache, tailbone pain, pelvic girdle pain while turning in bed, and neck or wrist pain while feeding a newborn are common during pregnancy and the months after delivery, yet mothers are often told they just have to live with it.
At MuvAgain on Ashiyana Digha Road, every session is conducted by Dr. Anjali Gupta (PT), a female physiotherapist, in a calm, curtained room. With your obstetrician's clearance, we relieve pain safely without unsafe machines and rebuild your core, pelvic floor and posture after normal or C-section delivery.
Common symptoms
- Lower back, sacroiliac (SI joint) or pubic/pelvic pain during pregnancy
- Pain when rolling in bed, climbing stairs or standing on one leg
- Tummy gap or weakness after delivery (diastasis recti)
- Pelvic floor weakness or leaking on coughing and sneezing
- Upper-back, neck and thumb/wrist pain ('mommy's wrist') from nursing and carrying the baby
Common causes
- Hormonal ligament laxity and shifting centre of gravity in pregnancy
- Stretched abdominal and pelvic-floor muscles after childbirth
- Scar tightness and core weakness following Caesarean section
- Long hours feeding or rocking a baby in a rounded-shoulder posture
- Returning to heavy household chores before core strength returns
How we help with pregnancy & postnatal recovery
- 1.Private one-to-one assessment with a female physiotherapist
- 2.Safe manual release, posture cushions and kinesio taping support during pregnancy
- 3.Breathing, pelvic-floor and deep-core reconnection after delivery
- 4.Diastasis recti check and safe abdominal strengthening (avoiding crunches early on)
- 5.Gentle C-section scar mobility (once fully healed) and baby-lifting ergonomics
Treatment is provided one-to-one by Dr. Anjali Gupta (PT), BPT (BU Rajasthan), at Sammelan Market on Ashiyana Digha Road, Patna, convenient for Ashiana Nagar, Rajeev Nagar, Digha, Rukanpura, Patliputra and Bailey Road. First consultation and treatment is ₹500 and follow-up sessions start at ₹300; see all physiotherapy charges in Patna.
Frequently asked questions
Are electrical machines used during pregnancy physiotherapy?
No electrotherapy, dry needling or abdominal heat is used over the back, pelvis or tummy during pregnancy. We use gentle hands-on techniques, safe positioning, kinesio support and trimester-safe exercises with your gynaecologist's approval.
How soon after normal delivery or C-section can I start postnatal physiotherapy?
Gentle breathing and pelvic-floor exercises can start within days, while clinic rehab usually starts around 3 to 4 weeks after normal delivery or 6 to 8 weeks after a C-section once your doctor clears you.
Can I bring my baby or a family member to the clinic?
Yes, a family member is welcome to accompany you and your baby so you can attend your session comfortably.