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Pediatric posture and orthopedic physiotherapy in Kakinada for children and teens (ages 4 to 18) with scoliosis, kyphosis, flat feet, knock knees, and growing pains. It starts with a filmed assessment, then a corrective exercise plan you take home and run between weekly clinic check-ins.
We screen posture, spinal alignment, and gait, and film what is relevant so you can see it too. For a suspected curve this includes the Adam's forward bend test. If imaging is needed, we refer for X-rays before deciding anything.
Many findings, like flexible flat feet in young children, are normal and need no treatment. We explain which kind you are looking at and whether anything is actually needed, rather than starting a plan by default.
When exercise is indicated, you leave with a specific routine: Schroth-based three-dimensional movements with directed breathing for scoliosis, or arch and alignment work for the lower limb. It is built to run at home between visits.
We check the plan weekly and adjust it. If a brace or orthotic is prescribed by the treating doctor, we adapt the exercises to work alongside it and stay in step with the pediatric orthopedic's monitoring between X-rays.
We do not promise that. A Schroth-based plan works toward managing the curve and trunk rotation and supports the orthopedic doctor's monitoring. Whether a curve changes depends on the X-rays and the diagnosis, not on the exercises alone.
Often not. Most flexible flat feet in young children are normal. We only suggest an orthotic referral when the filmed assessment and the clinical exam both point to it, and in most flexible cases they do not.
No. A brace or orthotic is prescribed by the treating doctor. Our part is to adjust the home exercise plan so it works alongside what they prescribe, and to keep notes in step with their monitoring.
A 30-minute assessment with Dr. Hyma. WhatsApp is the fastest line, she replies herself.
Mon 9am–8:30pm · Tue–Sat 9am–8pm · Sun closed