13+ years treating back and neck conditions | 15,000+ patients across Hyderabad
Experienced in spondylitis, disc herniations, sciatica, and post-spine surgery rehabilitation.
In most cases, yes. Over 80% of disc herniations resolve with physiotherapy, avoiding surgery. Treatment includes specific exercises, manual therapy, and electrotherapy to reduce nerve pressure and inflammation.
Acute (new) back pain often responds in 4–6 sessions. Chronic back pain or spondylitis may require 10–15 sessions. Dr. Anwaruddin will give a realistic estimate after the first assessment.
No — prolonged bed rest is now known to worsen most back conditions. Gentle movement and targeted physiotherapy is far more effective. Dr. Anwaruddin will start gentle exercises from the very first session.
Yes. Sciatica (pain shooting down the leg from a compressed nerve) responds very well to home physiotherapy. Neural mobilisation, specific exercises, and manual therapy can give significant relief within a few sessions.
Not always. Dr. Anwaruddin can begin treatment based on clinical assessment. However, if symptoms suggest a serious issue, he will advise you to get an MRI to guide the treatment plan more precisely.
Yes — cervical radiculopathy (neck pain with arm numbness) is a common condition Dr. Anwaruddin treats at home. Manual therapy and specific exercises can relieve nerve pressure and restore sensation.
