After a stroke or nerve injury, the brain and body can relearn movement through repeated, well-guided practice. Neuro physiotherapy aims to improve strength, balance, walking and independence in everyday activities.
We set realistic goals with the patient and family, and teach carers how to help safely at home, because consistent practice between sessions makes a big difference.
Common symptoms
- Weakness on one side of the body
- Difficulty walking or poor balance
- Stiff or tight muscles (spasticity)
- Facial weakness (Bell's palsy)
- Difficulty with hand function
Common causes
- Stroke (paralysis / hemiplegia)
- Bell's palsy
- Peripheral nerve injury
- Parkinson's disease
- Age-related balance problems
How we help with stroke & neurological conditions
- 1.Functional and neurological assessment
- 2.Muscle activation with electrical stimulation
- 3.Task-specific training (sit-to-stand, walking, reaching)
- 4.Balance and fall-prevention exercises
- 5.Family training and a home programme
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
How soon after a stroke should physiotherapy begin?
As soon as the treating doctor says the patient is medically stable. Early rehabilitation generally gives better results.
Can Bell's palsy be treated with physiotherapy?
Yes. Facial exercises, electrical stimulation and guidance support recovery alongside medical treatment.
Is improvement possible months after a stroke?
Yes. Improvement is often fastest early on, but many people continue to gain function with regular practice for a long time.