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25/12/2025

Cervical headache, also known as cervicogenic headache, is a secondary type of headache that originates from dysfunction or irritation in the structures of the cervical spine (neck), particularly the upper cervical joints, muscles, or nerves. Pain is typically one-sided and starts in the neck or base of the skull, radiating toward the temple, forehead, or around the eyes. Common causes include poor posture, neck muscle strain, joint degeneration, whiplash injuries, or prolonged desk work. Symptoms often include neck stiffness, restricted neck movement, tenderness over cervical muscles, and worsening pain with neck motion or sustained positions. In some cases, dizziness or shoulder discomfort may accompany the headache. Diagnosis is based on clinical evaluation and imaging if required. Treatment focuses on addressing the neck source through posture correction, physiotherapy, muscle relaxation, ergonomic adjustments, manual therapy, and strengthening exercises. Early management helps relieve pain, improve mobility, and prevent chronic recurrence.

22/12/2025

Pectoral muscle spasm and pain occur when the chest muscles contract involuntarily or become strained due to overuse, poor posture, or sudden excessive activity. This condition is commonly seen in athletes, weightlifters, and individuals who perform repetitive pushing or lifting movements. Prolonged slouched posture, heavy bench pressing, sudden stretching, or trauma can irritate the muscle fibers, leading to tightness, sharp pain, or aching discomfort across the chest and shoulder. Pain may worsen with arm movement, deep breathing, coughing, or activities requiring pushing or reaching. Muscle spasms can also cause tenderness, stiffness, and restricted shoulder motion, sometimes radiating toward the arm or upper back. Although pectoral pain is usually musculoskeletal, it is important to rule out cardiac causes if pain is severe, sudden, or associated with shortness of breath. Treatment includes rest, gentle stretching, heat or ice therapy, posture correction, physiotherapy, and gradual strengthening. Early management helps reduce pain, prevent recurrence, and restore normal chest and shoulder function.

20/12/2025

Piriformis syndrome is a neuromuscular condition in which the piriformis muscle, located deep in the buttock, irritates or compresses the sciatic nerve. This often results in deep buttock pain that may radiate down the back of the thigh and into the calf, mimicking sciatica. Symptoms commonly worsen with prolonged sitting, walking, climbing stairs, or activities involving hip rotation. The condition may develop due to muscle tightness, spasm, overuse, trauma, poor posture, or prolonged sitting. Athletes, runners, and people with sedentary lifestyles are frequently affected. Diagnosis is primarily clinical, based on history, physical examination, and exclusion of spinal causes. Treatment usually focuses on conservative management, including physiotherapy, stretching, strengthening exercises, posture correction, activity modification, and pain-relieving modalities. In resistant cases, medications, injections, or rarely surgical intervention may be considered. Early recognition and appropriate rehabilitation can significantly reduce symptoms and restore normal function.

13/12/2025

Calf cramp is a common and often sudden condition characterized by an involuntary, painful tightening of the calf muscles. It can occur during activity, at rest, or even at night, and may last from a few seconds to several minutes. The affected muscle often feels hard, tight, and tender, making walking or standing temporarily difficult. Calf cramps are frequently triggered by dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, muscle fatigue, prolonged standing, or overuse during exercise. Poor circulation, inadequate warm-up, and prolonged sitting in one position can also contribute. In some cases, cramps are associated with pregnancy, aging, or medical conditions such as nerve irritation or vascular issues. Relief usually comes from gentle stretching, massage, hydration, and applying heat or cold. Preventive measures include maintaining proper fluid intake, regular calf stretching, strengthening exercises, wearing supportive footwear, and avoiding sudden increases in physical activity. If calf cramps are frequent, severe, or persistent, medical evaluation is advised to rule out underlying causes.

12/12/2025

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis is a painful condition affecting the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist. These tendons help in lifting, gripping, and moving the thumb, and when they become irritated or inflamed, even simple hand movements can cause sharp or aching pain. The condition often develops due to repetitive hand or wrist motions such as lifting babies, typing, texting, cooking, or using tools. Swelling around the tendons increases friction, making thumb movement difficult and uncomfortable. Many people notice pain while forming a fist, turning the wrist, or grasping objects. A common test, called Finkelstein’s test, usually triggers significant pain when the thumb is tucked into the fist and the wrist is bent sideways. Treatment includes rest, splinting, ice, anti-inflammatory medications, and physiotherapy. In persistent cases, corticosteroid injections or minor surgical release may be required to relieve pressure and restore normal movement.

09/12/2025

Tennis elbow, medically called lateral epicondylitis, is a common overuse injury affecting the tendons on the outside of the elbow. It occurs when the forearm muscles and tendons responsible for wrist extension become irritated or inflamed due to repetitive motion, gripping activities, or sudden strain. Despite its name, it does not affect only tennis players—anyone who repeatedly uses their hands, wrists, or forearms for work or hobbies can develop this condition. People often feel sharp pain or burning along the outer elbow, reduced grip strength, and difficulty lifting objects or performing twisting movements like opening a jar. Pain usually worsens with activity and improves with rest. Early treatment includes rest, ice, stretching, and avoiding painful movements. Physiotherapy, strengthening of forearm muscles, ergonomic correction, and proper technique play a key role in long-term recovery. Most cases improve gradually, but persistent pain may require medical evaluation and specialized treatment.

05/12/2025

Trapezitis is an inflammation or strain of the trapezius muscle, a large muscle extending from the neck to the shoulders and upper back. It commonly develops due to poor posture, especially prolonged forward-head or slouched positions during computer or mobile use. Repetitive activities such as driving, lifting, or carrying heavy bags can also trigger trapezitis. Individuals often experience neck and upper-back pain, muscle tightness, stiffness, and a burning or pulling sensation along the shoulders. The discomfort may worsen while turning the head, getting up from bed, or sitting for long periods. Stress and inadequate sleep can further increase muscle tension, aggravating symptoms. Treatment typically includes rest, hot or cold packs, posture correction, stretching, and physiotherapy modalities to reduce inflammation and improve mobility. Early intervention helps prevent chronic pain and promotes faster recovery, enabling individuals to resume daily activities comfortably and safely.

02/12/2025

Hip bursitis is a painful condition caused by inflammation of the bursae—small, fluid-filled sacs that reduce friction between bones, tendons, and muscles around the hip joint. The most commonly affected area is the greater trochenter , the outer part of the hip, where irritation can lead to sharp, aching, or burning pain. This discomfort often worsens with activities such as climbing stairs, lying on the affected side, prolonged walking, or standing up from a seated position.

Muscle tightness, poor posture, overuse, falls, or biomechanical issues like leg-length differences can increase stress on the hip bursa. Runners, middle-aged adults, and individuals with weak hip stabilizers are more prone to developing this condition.

Treatment focuses on reducing inflammation and restoring proper movement through rest, ice, anti-inflammatory measures, and physiotherapy exercises that strengthen the glutes and improve flexibility. Early care helps prevent chronic pain and improves daily mobility.

24/11/2025

Rhomboid muscle spasm is a painful condition affecting the muscles located between the shoulder blades and the spine. These muscles play an important role in stabilizing the scapula and supporting proper posture. When the rhomboid muscles become overworked, strained, or irritated, they can tighten suddenly, leading to sharp or aching upper-back pain. People often describe the sensation as a knot, pulling, or deep tightness in the medial border of the scapula.

Common triggers include poor posture, especially prolonged slouching while using a computer or phone, lifting heavy objects incorrectly, overuse during sports or gym workouts, and repetitive upper-body movements. Stress and shallow

21/11/2025

Low back pain is a common problem when lifting household objects incorrectly or without proper body mechanics. When you bend from the waist or lift a heavy item with a sudden jerk, excessive strain is placed on the lower back muscles, especially the quadratus lumborum, erector spinae, and deep stabilizers. This strain can lead to muscle spasms, sharp pain, or a dull aching discomfort that may worsen with movement. Poor posture, weak core muscles, and repeated lifting can further increase the risk of injury. At home, people often lift boxes, buckets, furniture, or groceries without thinking about technique, causing unexpected stress on the spine. Symptoms may include stiffness, difficulty standing upright, pain during bending or twisting, and limited range of motion. Using proper lifting techniques—bending your knees, keeping objects close to your body, and engaging your core—can help prevent low back pain and protect your spine.

19/11/2025

Cervical radiating pain to the hand, also known as cervical radiculopathy, occurs when a nerve in the neck becomes compressed or irritated. This can happen due to poor posture, muscle strain, disc bulge, arthritis, or prolonged forward head position—commonly seen while using mobile phones or working at a desk. When the nerve is affected, pain may travel from the neck down the shoulder, arm, and into the hand.

People often experience sharp pain, tingling, numbness, weakness, or a “pins and needles” sensation in the affected arm or fingers. Activities like bending the neck forward, lifting, or sudden movements can worsen symptoms.

Early management is important to prevent chronic nerve irritation. Improving posture, taking regular breaks, strengthening neck and shoulder muscles, and using ergonomic support can significantly reduce strain. Physiotherapy, nerve glides, heat therapy, and gentle stretching often help relieve symptoms and restore normal movement and comfort.

18/11/2025

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain, especially for individuals who spend long hours standing in the kitchen. Continuous standing on hard surfaces puts excessive pressure on the plantar fascia—the thick band of tissue that supports the arch of the foot. Over time, this strain leads to tiny tears, inflammation, stiffness, and sharp heel pain, particularly during the first steps in the morning or after prolonged rest.

Wearing unsupportive or worn-out footwear in the kitchen can worsen the condition, as it fails to cushion the feet or absorb shock. Poor posture, flat feet, tight calf muscles, or being overweight can further increase stress on the plantar fascia.

To manage and prevent discomfort, it is important to use proper arch-supportive footwear, take short sitting breaks, stretch the calf and foot muscles regularly, and apply ice when needed. Early care helps reduce pain and prevents the condition from becoming chronic.

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220-231, Time Square, Canal Road , Near New City Light, Bharathana
Surat
395007

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	9am - 1pm

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+916355780920

Website

https://avenuephysiotherapysurat.com/

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