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WHAT IS CEREBRAL PALSY?

Cerebral palsy is a condition where a child has difficulty controlling movements and posture because the brain did not develop normally or was injured early in life.

It affects how the brain sends messages to the muscles. Imagine your home has perfectly good appliances, but the electrical wiring is damaged. The fan shakes, the light flickers, and the motor doesn’t work smoothly. Cerebral palsy is similar, the muscles are usually healthy, but the brain’s wiring that controls movement is affected.

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What is pediatric physiotherapy?

Pediatric physiotherapy focuses on improving a child’s movement, strength, balance, and coordination. It helps children achieve developmental milestones and manage physical conditions through play-based, fun, and safe techniques.

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How is pediatric physiotherapy different from adult physiotherapy?

Since children are still growing, their treatment approach is different and adapted to their developing bones, muscles, and brain. Sessions are play-based and engaging rather than exercise-driven. It also involves active parent participation for better results.

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Why is it important to take therapy from a pediatric physiotherapist?

  • Pediatric physiotherapists are specially trained to understand growth and pediatric conditions.
  • They use safe, age-appropriate techniques suitable for a child’s developing body.
  • Their play-based approach helps children cooperate better.
  • Early and correct treatment by a specialist leads to improved long-term outcomes.

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What conditions do you treat?

We treat:

  • Developmental delays (late sitting, crawling, walking)
  • Neurological conditions like Cerebral Palsy
  • Genetic conditions like Down Syndrome
  • Muscle weakness and abnormal muscle tone
  • Posture issues
  • ADHD, ASD
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How do I know if my child needs physiotherapy?

You may consider physiotherapy if your child:

  • Is not meeting developmental milestones
  • Shows poor balance or coordination
  • Walks on toes or limps
  • Has stiffness or floppy muscles

If unsure, an early assessment can provide clarity and peace of mind.