Symptoms of Cerebral Palsy
- Un-coordinated movements like floppiness, stiffness, jerky, or slow movements
- Delay in speech development accompanied by hearing issues
- Difficulty eating, drooling, or problems swallowing
Symptoms of Prader Willi Syndrome
- Floppiness - under developed muscles immediately after to a few years after birth
- Delayed sexual development in both males and females
- Distinctive “Prader Willi” features
- Irritable behaviour with outburst of anger and crying
- Short stature with high appetite
Is Physiotherapy for Children Safe?
The thought of introducing physiotherapy for children might be scary for some parents. But research clearly shows that physiotherapy may be started for children as young as the infants.
- Physiotherapy for children is more than safe - it is the most beneficial!
- Our expert physiotherapists can help your child get rid of pains and deformities in early childhood itself.
- We can help your child develop aptly according to his/her age.
- Through physiotherapy sessions with us, your child can develop a good motor and sensory skill base.
- Physiotherapy at an early age makes bones and muscles strong enough to prevent injuries in the later stage of life as well.
If you can detect symptoms of Cerebral Palsy or Prader Willi Syndrome in your child, don’t worry, but do not delay either! We offer to you and your child the best physiotherapy treatment to overcome any condition!
Physiotherapy for Children Include
- Cerebral Palsy
- Prader Willi Syndrome
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can physiotherapy start for children?
Research shows that physiotherapy may be started for children at a very early age - as young as infants.
Is physiotherapy for children safe?
Yes, physiotherapy for children provided by an expert certified physiotherapist is safe!
Why are babies given physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy in babies helps with the development and improvement of motor and sensory skills and performance. Physiotherapists may enable your child develop better gross motor skills such as sitting, standing, and walking with better strength and endurance.