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Dr. Rajveer Singh(pt) - Physiotherapist

Dr. Rajveer Singh(pt)

BPTh/BPT, Fellowship in Orthopaedic Rehabilitation (FOR), MBA (Healthcare)
Physiotherapist
Coccydynia / Tailbone Pain Specialist
Shanti Apartment , Gaushala Gate-2, Vasantkunj Vasant Kunj Delhi
Recently consulted for: Back Pain, Lower Back Pain, Knee Pain
88%  (99ratings)
Coccydynia / Tailbone Pain Specialist
18  Years experience
₹800 at clinic
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Dr. Khyati Arora - Physiotherapist

Dr. Khyati Arora

BPTh/BPT
Physiotherapist
Sai Physiocare Services At Home
3131,Upper Ground floor,Mahindra Park,Rani bagh,Delhi Rani Bagh Delhi
Recently consulted for: Spinal Surgery
92%  (301ratings)
Sai Physiocare Services At Home
13  Years experience
₹400 at clinic
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Dr. Rajiv Mehta - Physiotherapist

Dr. Rajiv Mehta

Masters In Physiotherapy, BPTh/BPT
Physiotherapist
Velocity Fitness Clinic
FP-18/A, Pitampura Pitampura Delhi
Recently consulted for: Physiotherapy
89%  (155ratings)
Velocity Fitness Clinic
24  Years experience
₹500 at clinic
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Dr. Shashi S. Singh - Physiotherapist

Dr. Shashi S. Singh

MPT - Sports and musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, CPR, Certificate course of Life Support and First Aid
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy clinic
N-236, Greater Kailash - 1 Greater Kailash Delhi
87%  (70ratings)
Physiotherapy clinic
14  Years experience
₹800 at clinic
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09:30 AM - 01:30 PM
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Dr. Sanyam Malhotra - Physiotherapist

Dr. Sanyam Malhotra

BPTh/BPT
Physiotherapist
Wellness Physiotherapy & Homoeopathic Clinic
3/15, Single Storey, Ramesh Nagar Ramesh Nagar New Delhi
Recently consulted for: Back Pain, Leg Pain, Muscle Cramps
88%  (1540ratings)
Wellness Physiotherapy & Homoeopathic Clinic
16  Years experience
₹200 at clinic
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Dr. Anjana Gupta - Physiotherapist

Dr. Anjana Gupta

Diploma in Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy), DPT
Physiotherapist
Physiocare Physio Therapy Clinic
M - 219, Greater Kailash - 2 Greater Kailash Delhi
Recently consulted for: Hand Pain, Leg Pain, Shoulder Pain
87%  (48ratings)
Physiocare Physio Therapy Clinic
39  Years experience
₹800 at clinic
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Dr. Achal Gupta - Physiotherapist

Dr. Achal Gupta

Master of Science in Counselling and Family Therapy (pursuing), BPTh/BPT, zumba fitness - sports nurtionist
Physiotherapist
Heaven Of Health Physiotherapy Clinic
C-8/116, Keshav Puram. Landmark: Near Keshav Puram Metro Station, New Delhi Delhi
Recently consulted for: Back Pain, Neck Pain, Lower Back Pain
92%  (89ratings)
Heaven Of Health Physiotherapy Clinic
16  Years experience
₹1000 at clinic
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Dr. Priyanka Tyagi - Physiotherapist

Dr. Priyanka Tyagi

BPTh/BPT
Physiotherapist
Krishna Physiotherapy Clinic
Gali No.20 B Block koshika Burari road Burari Delhi
Recently consulted for: Back Pain, Muscle disorder, Nerve And Muscle Disorders
90%  (164ratings)
Krishna Physiotherapy Clinic
14  Years experience
₹200 at clinic
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Reliva Physiotherapy & Rehab - Physiotherapist

 Reliva Physiotherapy & Rehab

Physiotherapist
ReLiva Physiotherapy Clinic - Greater Kailash, Delhi
ReLiva Physiotherapy & Rehab, Apollo Spectra, A-19/A, Kailash Colony, Near Kailash Colony Metro Station, Block A, Sector 19. New Delhi Kailash Colony Delhi
90%  (22ratings)
ReLiva Physiotherapy Clinic - Greater Kailash, Delhi
₹500 at clinic
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Dr. Abhishek Pratap Singh - Physiotherapist

Dr. Abhishek Pratap Singh

BPTh/BPT, MPT - Manual Therapy, BSc, Ergonomist, CMTH, COCMT, CDNT, CKT
Physiotherapist
INDRAPRASTH SPINE CARE CENTRE
1/8, Single Storey, Shivaji Marg, Tilak Nagar Tilak nagar Delhi
Recently consulted for: Sports Injuries, Physiotherapy
85%  (34ratings)
INDRAPRASTH SPINE CARE CENTRE
21  Years experience
₹2000 at clinic
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04:00 PM - 06:00 PM
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Best Physiotherapists in Delhi

Doctor's Name Clinic Fees Lybrate Rating
Dr. Rajveer Singh(pt) ₹ 800 88%
Dr. Khyati Arora ₹ 400 92%
Dr. Rajiv Mehta ₹ 500 89%
Dr. Shashi S. Singh ₹ 800 87%
Dr. Sanyam Malhotra ₹ 200 88%
Dr. Anjana Gupta ₹ 800 87%
Dr. Achal Gupta ₹ 1000 92%
Dr. Priyanka Tyagi ₹ 200 90%
 Reliva Physiotherapy & Rehab ₹ 500 90%
Dr. Abhishek Pratap Singh ₹ 2000 85%

Physiotherapists in Delhi

Average Ratings 4.4 (2522 ratings and reviews)

Patient reviews for Physiotherapists in Delhi

  • Aayan's review for Dr. Rajveer Singh(pt)

    One of my colleague referred Rajveer Singh(pt). I am so much benefitted with his treatment, that i am perfectly fine now. In th...
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  • Diksha's review for Dr. Khyati Arora

    I visited Dr. Khyati in January 2020 when I had immense pain in back. She has been guiding me since then with right amount of e...
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  • Saurabh's review for Dr. Rajiv Mehta

    I was having jerk in my left shoulder while lifting my hand. It's been around 4 months I tried all exercises but problem was st...
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  • Amy's review for Dr. Sanyam Malhotra

    I consulted Dr Sanyam, who is a known physiotherapist in Delhi, for heel pain. My daily activities were suffering because of he...
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  • Ratan's review for Dr. Anjana Gupta

    I work for Pizza Express. Last week suddenly my neck & back started paining. I visited for Upper back pain and my treatment sta...
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  • Almas's review for Dr. Priyanka Tyagi

    I remember, I read an article of Dr Priyanka Tyagi in the paper and made contact. Thanks to her I am much better now. Dr Priya...
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  • Lybrate User's review for Reliva Physiotherapy & Rehab

    Good doctor
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  • Mahesh Singh's review for Dr. Abhishek Pratap Singh

    I truly recommend Dr. Abhishek Pratap. He is very knowledgeable and have expertise in his field. I am senior citizen and he kep...
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Who is a Physiotherapist?

Physiotherapy is a branch of medicine that helps people regain, maintain, and improve their overall health as well as their strength, function, and mobility. Both "physiotherapy" and "physical therapy," as well as "physiotherapist" and "physical therapist," have the same meaning and are interchangeable.

The ability to assess, identify, and treat the symptoms of illness, injury and disability requires specialized hands-on clinical skills and in-depth knowledge of how the body functions. Physiotherapists. In addition to injury prevention and fitness promotion, physiotherapy also focuses on rehabilitation. To better meet a patient's healthcare needs, physiotherapists frequently collaborate with other medical specialists in teams.


What are the qualifications of a Physiotherapist specialist?

A physiotherapist needs to possess:

  • completed an academic program that required at least four years to complete, such as a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree.
  • a registered health professional with the Health Practitioner Registration Agency.
  • met the required qualifications, such as having recently worked as a physiotherapist.
  • professional development that never stops.
  • checks on criminal history.
  • obeyed the Board's code of conduct while at work.
  • Professional liability insurance protection.

What does a Physiotherapist do?

Basically, it helps people better manage their pain, avoid getting sick, and perform better. This could be anything from a professional athlete realizing their full athletic potential to an elderly person being able to walk safely. A lot of attention is paid to empowering people to change their lifestyles and become healthier through education, exercise, and other means.

A physical therapist will teach you lifelong healthy habits so that you can help yourself more effectively. A primary contact health professional can also help with the differential diagnosis of illnesses that look like musculoskeletal issues. Physiotherapists are highly skilled in this area and can appropriately refer patients to other medical specialties like psychologists, doctors, and surgeons.


What diseases does a Physiotherapist treat?

  1. Lymphedema: Swelling is brought on by an accumulation of extra fluids in the lymphatic system, which later circulates in the bloodstream. To reduce swelling and stop further fluid accumulation, physical therapists employ Complete decongestive therapy (CDT).
  2. Sporting Injury: Stress fractures are one example of a specific type of sports injury that can be treated with the right prevention exercises or recovery programs for a quick and safe recovery.
  3. Muscular Dystrophy: A person's muscles and skeleton gradually deteriorate with age or due to various diseases. Mobility exercises and the use of supporting frames can be used to treat this.
  4. Neck and Back Aches: Normal functioning is hampered by acute pain that appears suddenly or chronic back and neck pain that lasts for months or years. Physical therapy increases mobility and reduces pain.
  5. Restricted Range of Motion: Your body experiences swelling or tenderness in certain areas as a result of excessive stress brought on by overusing certain body parts. Motion rage is hindered, but therapy can restore it. Similar to how physical therapy will result in better flexion or extension.
  6. Osteoporosis: The numerous holes inside the thin, fragile, sponge-like bones make them brittle and susceptible to breaking. In a similar vein, incapacitating fractures can be avoided with prompt treatment.
  7. Vertigo: Many people frequently and generally complain of feeling dizzy or lightheaded, which can cause dangerous falls. Physical therapy can treat vertigo because it enhances balance.
  8. Migraines: Head or neck injuries of the highest severity can result from migraine and tension headaches. To improve neck mobility and strengthen the muscles in the upper back, a suitable care plan can be put into practice.
  9. Carpal Tunnel Disorder: Repetitive stress injuries can develop from spending all day at a computer. However, by altering your posture and doing stretches and exercises, you can reduce wrist injuries and pain.
  10. Chronic Fatigue Disorder: Debilitating fatigue brought on by this complex disorder cannot be relieved by sleep. Doctors and physical therapists create a treatment plan that includes exercises for endurance training.
  11. Respiratory Conditions: By strengthening the lungs with diaphragmatic breathing exercises, chronic bronchitis and other respiratory disorders can be treated with pulmonary rehabilitation plans.

Common problems you should see a Physiotherapist for

What conditions are treated by physiotherapists?

Patients of all ages can experience pain relief from physiotherapy, regardless of the type of injuries or illnesses they may have.

  • Issues with posture include:
  • Pain in the upper and lower back.
  • Rigid neck
  • Stiff shoulders.
  • Sluggish muscle tone
  • Muscles are out of balance.

For which symptoms should one consult a Physiotherapist?

These are 10 warning signs that you should see a physiotherapist as soon as possible-

  • Persistent discomfort
  • Absence of balance
  • Sitting at your desk while experiencing pain
  • A problem with mobility.
  • The uncontrollable urge to urinate.
  • Neurological conditions.
  • Prescription drugs don't always work as they should.
  • If the alternative is surgery.

When should I go to the Physiotherapist?

Whether your pain is mechanical (whether certain movements or activities aggravate the pain) Physiotherapists focus primarily on mechanical issues. When we say a problem is mechanical, we mean one that is made worse by various stresses, such as knee pain made worse by climbing and descending stairs or ankle pain made worse by running.

If the discomfort is persistent (or gets worse) "I should have come to see you earlier," patients frequently say to us. It is challenging to judge because many of us experience aches and pains that usually go away in a few days. If it's a mechanical issue, the pain might be limited to a certain sport or activity.

If the discomfort is unbearable and restricts your movement, Physiotherapy can effectively treat neck and back pain that has just started. GPs are frequently difficult to schedule appointments with and have a finite amount of time and resources to spare. It may be best to visit a physiotherapist who can assess you right away if you wake up with severe neck pain or suddenly develop severe low back pain that interferes with your ability to function, go to work, or sleep.

You are unable to engage in physical activity or play sports because of long-lasting pains. Many pains can be quite sneaky, and they gradually stop us from engaging in activities or cause us to gradually stop doing them due to weakness, pain, or movement restrictions.


Does the Physiotherapist provide home consultations?

Yes, you can have a 15-minute online consultation with the physiotherapist. It is best to communicate with a physiotherapist via video calls or chat sessions in order to diagnose and treat medical conditions.


How much does it cost to see a Physiotherapist in delhi ?

For physiotherapists, different visitation costs apply. Your locality is the most important factor. Typically, a physiotherapist consultation costs between 500 and 5000 Indian rupees. The severity of the condition and the type of treatment received are additional factors that affect the fee.


Can a Physiotherapist perform surgery?

No, physiotherapists cannot perform surgery, but they are extremely important in the pre-and post-operative care of patients undergoing procedures for back and neck pain, knee replacement or repair, Achilles tendonitis, ACL reconstruction, and other medical procedures.


How do I find a Physiotherapist in delhi ?

You can find the ideal Physiotherapist with the help of Lybrate (www.lybrate.com). You can choose from a number of the top doctors in the area of Delhi by contacting Lybrate.


How to choose a Physiotherapist in delhi ?

It was determined that a "good" musculoskeletal physiotherapist must be communicative, caring, competent, responsive, and collaborative.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The doctor is not a prefix that physiotherapists may use.
  • Sports Physiotherapy.
  • Geriatric physical therapy
  • Orthopedic physical therapy
  • Children's physical therapy
  • Physiological Neurotherapy
  • Cardiovascular Physical Therapy
You might be surprised to learn that the terms "physical therapy" and "physiotherapy" are interchangeable. In actuality, there is no distinction between the two terms, and they can both be used in the same sentence.
Muscle sprains and strains can be treated with physiotherapy. A complete ACL or meniscus tear necessitates orthopedic surgery. Often, a doctor will recommend physiotherapy first to rule out surgery and see if it can help.
Registered physiotherapists are specialists in treating and recovering from musculoskeletal, neurological, or cardiorespiratory impairments. They employ a range of therapeutic methods. Chiropractic doctors specialize in spinal manipulation and primarily use their hands to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal conditions.