At Dhaka Pain Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center (DPRC) Ltd, we provide assessment, physiotherapy, pain management, rehabilitation, and supportive care for a wide range of musculoskeletal, neurological, orthopedic, and sports-related conditions.
Our rehabilitation programs are designed according to each patient’s condition, symptoms, functional limitations, medical history, and treatment needs.
From back and joint pain to stroke, paralysis, arthritis, sports injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation, DPRC provides comprehensive physiotherapy and rehabilitation services in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
A spinal disc condition causing lower back pain, leg numbness, weakness, and difficulty in walking, movement, or performing daily activities comfortably.
A joint condition causing pain, swelling, stiffness, and reduced movement, making daily activities and normal movement difficult over time.
Cervical spondylosis affects the neck and spine, causing neck pain, stiffness, shoulder discomfort, dizziness, arm numbness, headaches, and difficulty with daily movements.
A serious brain condition occurs when blood flow is interrupted or reduced, leading to sudden weakness, speech difficulty, paralysis, and loss of coordination or balance.
A recovery condition after bone fracture that may involve pain, stiffness, muscle weakness, and limited movement, requiring rehabilitation to restore strength, mobility, and normal function.
A condition causing aching, soreness, or tightness in muscles, often leading to discomfort, reduced strength, and difficulty performing normal physical activities or movements.
Pain and stiffness in the hip joint that may worsen with movement, affecting walking, standing, bending, and limiting overall mobility and daily functional activities.
A neurological condition that causes sudden muscle weakness, tingling, and paralysis starting in the limbs, potentially affecting mobility, breathing, and overall body function.
DPRC also provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation support for various other conditions, including:
At DPRC, rehabilitation is not based on a single treatment method for every patient.
Our approach may include:
Understanding the patient's symptoms, medical history, physical condition, movement limitations, and functional difficulties.
Developing a rehabilitation program according to the patient's diagnosis, condition, goals, and recovery requirements.
Using appropriate therapeutic exercises and physiotherapy techniques to improve movement, strength, flexibility, and function.
Using appropriate evidence-informed physiotherapy and rehabilitation approaches to help manage pain and improve quality of life.
Helping patients improve activities such as walking, standing, sitting, climbing stairs, using the affected limb, and performing daily activities.
Monitoring functional improvement and modifying the rehabilitation program according to the patient's progress.
DPRC focuses on pain management, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and functional recovery under an integrated care approach. Patients visit DPRC for conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, nerves, bones, movement, and daily functional activities. Our goal is to help suitable patients improve mobility, manage symptoms, regain physical function, and achieve greater independence through individualized rehabilitation.
FAQ
DPRC provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for a wide range of conditions, including PLID, back pain, neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, knee pain, hip pain, frozen shoulder, stroke, paralysis, AVN, sports injuries, post-fracture conditions, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Yes. DPRC provides assessment and rehabilitation-based management for appropriate PLID patients. Treatment may include physiotherapy, exercise therapy, manual therapy, pain management, and functional rehabilitation depending on the patient’s condition.
Yes. DPRC provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation support for appropriate arthritis patients. The rehabilitation program depends on the type of arthritis, severity, symptoms, joint involvement, and functional limitations.
Yes. DPRC provides rehabilitation support for stroke patients, with programs that may focus on movement, strength, balance, coordination, walking, and functional independence.
DPRC provides rehabilitation support for appropriate patients with paralysis or significant weakness. The rehabilitation plan depends on the underlying cause, severity, affected body parts, and the patient’s medical condition.
Yes. Knee pain caused by appropriate musculoskeletal conditions may be managed through individualized physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Assessment is important to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment approach.
Yes. DPRC provides post-surgical rehabilitation for appropriate patients. The program is designed according to the type of surgery, recovery stage, medical clearance, and functional goals.
Yes. DPRC provides rehabilitation for appropriate sports injuries involving muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, and movement-related problems.
The appropriate treatment depends on the underlying condition and clinical assessment. Patients should undergo an appropriate evaluation before starting a rehabilitation program.
If pain, stiffness, weakness, or reduced mobility is affecting your daily life, an appropriate assessment can help identify the possible cause and determine the right rehabilitation approach.
