First Assessment
Free
45 minutes, at home
- Full clinical examination at the patient's home
- The likely cause explained in plain language
- A realistic recovery plan and what it will cost
- No obligation to book any further sessions
Mundhwa, Pune
Proper Care Physiotherapy visits Mundhwa homes for knee pain from wear, overuse or injury. The physiotherapist examines the joint, watches how you manage your own stairs and chairs, and starts treatment on the spot. You leave with exercises matched to the building you live in, whether it has a lift or not.
Knees keep a quiet tally of everything a household in Mundhwa asks of them: the stairs when the society lift stops, the evening laps of the compound, the squat to the low shelf, the cricket match on a Sunday. When they start to ache, the cause is seldom one dramatic event. It is usually an overloaded joint and weak muscles around it.
Our knee pain physiotherapy guide describes the common causes. Below is how the problem shows up in Mundhwa homes and what a visit does.
The physiotherapist begins by asking when the pain started, which movements provoke it, whether the knee swells, locks or gives way, and what medicines and scans you already have. The examination covers range of movement, strength in the thigh and hip, balance, and the way you walk. Because the visit is at home, you can be asked to climb your own stairs, stand up from your own chair and show how you get down to the floor for prayer or play.
Treatment is a combination. Hands-on work and positioning ease stiffness. Strengthening of the thigh and hip takes the load off the joint, and is progressed in small steps. Advice on pacing and footwear fits the knee's current limits. When pain is limiting movement, a portable pain-relief device may be considered after safety checks. Where the same complaint affects the back, the back pain page for Mundhwa sets out the other half of the picture.
The knee strengthening article shows examples, but ask your physiotherapist before starting any of them.
Get medical help quickly if the knee is hot, red and swollen with fever, if you cannot put any weight on the leg after a fall, if the joint looks deformed, or if the calf becomes swollen and painful. A knee that locks and will not straighten also needs a doctor's opinion before exercise.
You can arrange a visit on the booking page; give your building, floor and whether the lift works. Our Mundhwa area page covers Keshav Nagar and Kirtane Baug, and the post-surgery rehabilitation page is the one to read after a knee replacement.
At Home
The usual course of knee pain physiotherapy, adjusted at every visit to how you respond.
Physiotherapy is not the right first step if any of these apply. See a doctor the same day, or call emergency services if symptoms are severe:
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Pricing
Free
45 minutes, at home
Sessions from
₹699
Per home visit
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I was struggling with knee pain while climbing stairs and walking for longer distances. The physiotherapy sessions at home were very convenient, and the exercises were easy to follow. I have noticed a big improvement in my movement and confidence.
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Medically Reviewed
This page was reviewed by Dr. Krishna, Lead Consultant Physiotherapist (MPT).
This page is for patient education and appointment planning. It does not replace diagnosis, emergency care, or advice from a treating physician. Read the full medical disclaimer.