Dr Vibha Siddannavar

Dr Vibha Siddannavar Musculoskeletal Sports Physiotherapy , neurophysiotherapy, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, gynaerehab

24/03/2026

Try this physio squad with your friends or partner and check your mobility today

22/03/2026

Not all pain needs medicine.
Not all injuries need rest.
Sometimes you need a doctor 🩺…
Sometimes a physiotherapist 💪…
Knowing the difference changes everything.

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20/03/2026

🩺 Not all pain speaks loudly… some whisper through movement.

Ever wondered how physiotherapists decode your pain?
It’s not guesswork—it’s precision. It’s special tests that reveal what your body is trying to say.

In this video, our expert doctor walks you through:
✨ The problem behind the pain
✨ The special tests used to identify it
✨ Why the right assessment = the right recovery

Because treating pain without understanding it… is like fixing a clock blindfolded ⏳

🎥 Watch, learn, and move smarter—your body will thank you.

💬 Save this for later & share with someone who keeps saying “it’ll go away on its own” 😉

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18/03/2026

Tech neck is a repetitive strain injury caused by prolonged, forward-leaning posture while using smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Symptoms of Tech Neck 📱

Stiff Neck & Pain: Stiffness in the neck, shoulders, and upper back. 😩
Headaches: Tension headaches starting at the base of the skull.🤕
Reduced Mobility: Difficulty looking up.
Nerve Issues: Tingling, numbness, or weakness in the arms/hands if nerves are pinched 📲

Exercises to Alleviate Pain 💪

Chin Tucks: Gently pull your head back, creating a “double chin” to align the spine.

Shoulder Rolls: Raise and roll shoulders to release tension.

Side Stretches: Tilt the head toward the shoulder.

Upper Back Extensions: Interlock fingers behind the head, opening elbows to reverse slouching.

16/03/2026

As a physiotherapist, I know that strong muscles start with the right nutrition. 💪

If I want my child to grow with strength, mobility, and healthy development, these are the foods I make sure are part of their daily diet. Because building strong muscles isn’t just about activity — it begins with what’s on the plate.

Watch the reel to see the must-have foods that support muscle growth and overall strength in kids.

Healthy habits today build strong bodies for tomorrow. 🌱

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13/03/2026

Every physiotherapy student knows this trick. 😄

When medical terms become too complex,
we give a special “medical nickname” so the concept becomes unforgettable.

08/03/2026

Wishing a very Happy Women’s Day to all the amazing women who lead with heart, dream without limits, and inspire everyone around them. Your strength shapes the world in the most beautiful ways. 💛

06/03/2026

6 Habits That Make You a Great Physiotherapist 🩺✨

1️⃣ Listen Before You Treat
Great physiotherapists don’t just look at reports, they listen to the patient’s story. Understanding pain, lifestyle, and concerns helps create the right treatment plan.

2️⃣ Keep Learning Every Day
The human body is complex and science keeps evolving. A great physio constantly upgrades knowledge through research, courses, and clinical experience.

3️⃣ Focus on the Root Cause
Treating symptoms gives temporary relief. Identifying and correcting the actual cause of the problem brings long-term recovery.

4️⃣ Educate Your Patients
Recovery doesn’t happen only in the clinic. Teaching patients about posture, exercises, and prevention empowers them to heal faster.

5️⃣ Be Patient and Consistent
Rehabilitation takes time. Encouragement, consistency, and trust are essential parts of successful physiotherapy.

6️⃣ Practice What You Preach
Maintaining your own physical health, posture, and fitness sets the best example for your patients.



A great physiotherapist doesn’t just treat pain…
they restore movement, confidence, and quality of life.

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05/03/2026

🧠 Cranial Nerves – The 12 Direct Messengers of the Brain

Our brain communicates with the body through 12 pairs of cranial nerves, each with a specific role in controlling sensation, movement, or both. From the ability to smell and see to facial expressions, swallowing, hearing, and even shoulder movement, these nerves keep our daily functions running smoothly.

Here’s a quick way to remember them using a mnemonic:

O O O T T A F V G V A H
➡️ Olfactory – Smell (Sensory)
➡️ Optic – Vision (Sensory)
➡️ Oculomotor – Eye movement (Motor)
➡️ Trochlear – Eye movement (Motor)
➡️ Trigeminal – Facial sensation & chewing (Mixed)
➡️ Abducens – Eye movement (Motor)
➡️ Facial – Facial expression, taste (Mixed)
➡️ Vestibulocochlear – Hearing & balance (Sensory)
➡️ Glossopharyngeal – Taste & swallowing (Mixed)
➡️ Vagus – Controls heart, lungs & digestion (Mixed)
➡️ Accessory – Shoulder and neck movement (Motor)
➡️ Hypoglossal – Tongue movement (Motor)

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03/03/2026

Let the colors of Holi fill your heart with warmth, your home with joy, and your days with endless positivity. 🌸

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