13+ years of physiotherapy experience | 15,000+ patients treated in Hyderabad
Specialised in knee rehabilitation, post-replacement recovery, and orthopaedic physiotherapy.
Yes — in many early to moderate osteoarthritis cases, structured physiotherapy can significantly reduce pain and improve function enough to delay or avoid surgery. Dr. Anwaruddin will assess your condition and advise honestly.
Physiotherapy should ideally start within 24–48 hours after knee replacement, even in hospital. At home, sessions typically begin within the first week of discharge. Early mobilisation leads to faster recovery.
For simple knee pain, 6–8 sessions may suffice. Post-replacement rehabilitation typically requires 12–20 sessions over 4–6 weeks. Dr. Anwaruddin will provide a clear timeline after the initial assessment.
Yes — he brings electrotherapy units (TENS, IFT), ultrasound, exercise resistance bands, and assessment tools. You do not need to own any equipment.
For most knee conditions, home physiotherapy is equally effective and often better — the patient is in a comfortable environment, exercises are taught in context of real daily activities, and there is no travel pain.
Absolutely. Home visits are especially beneficial for elderly patients who find travel difficult. Dr. Anwaruddin has extensive experience in geriatric knee care and adapts treatment for older patients.
