Nitika Sharma (PT)
Physiotherapist
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Who is a Rheumatology Physiotherapist, and how do they help people with Inflammatory Conditions or Arthritis? [ IRAC Physiotherapy Clinic Dubai ]
- March 8, 2023
Whether a Physiotherapist has been a part of your health care team for years or you are planning to see one for the first time, here is something you should know about this specialty. When you’re diagnosed with Arthritis, be it Rheumatoid, Psoriatic or Ankylosing, you may struggle with Activities of Daily Living like getting in and out of bed, early morning joint stiffness, gripping activities etc…to help these tasks and to manage condition flare ups and to reduce pain, improve mobility and strength, your Rheumatologist or primary care physician may suggest you to see a Physiotherapist. A Rheumatology Physiotherapist…
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Sacroiliitis
- February 6, 2023
Hello everyone, Have you ever wondered if Arthritis is the cause of your Low Back Pain? Do you think Inflammation and Flare-ups due to arthritis are the cause of your Low Back Pain? Well… You may be right…You may have Sacroiliitis Let us learn more about it. What is Sacroiliitis? Sacroiliac Joint or SI joint is situated on each side of your spine, and connect the sacrum (base of your spine) to your ilium (top of your pelvis) Sacroiliitis is the inflammation of one or both of your SI joints. Its function is to carry your weight of your upper…
READ MORENitika, is a Physical therapist from India, and has completed her post graduate Master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. She is qualified to assess and treat various Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal problems.
She is a certified Mat and Ball Pilates trainer from The Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute.
She is also a trained Pelvic Floor Rehabilitator (Female), specialized in pregnancy/Postpartum and pelvic Floor Dysfunction for the past 5 years. She is passionate about helping people living with pelvic pain, incontinence or post pregnancy care.
She emphasizes on providing an eclectic approach of various techniques to treat her clients.
- Rheumatology Physiotherapy
- Women’s Health Physiotherapy
- Mat and Ball Pilates
- Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
- Chronic pain and Fibromyalgia in Rheumatology clients
- Postural Correction/ Ergonomics training for various professions
- Hand Rehabilitation
- Post Total Knee Rehabilitation
- Ankle and foot Rehabilitation
- English
- Hindi
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Who is a Rheumatology Physiotherapist, and how do they help people with Inflammatory Conditions or Arthritis? [ IRAC Physiotherapy Clinic Dubai ]
- March 8, 2023
Whether a Physiotherapist has been a part of your health care team for years or you are planning to see one for the first time, here is something you should know about this specialty. When you’re diagnosed with Arthritis, be it Rheumatoid, Psoriatic or Ankylosing, you may struggle with Activities of Daily Living like getting in and out of bed, early morning joint stiffness, gripping activities etc…to help these tasks and to manage condition flare ups and to reduce pain, improve mobility and strength, your Rheumatologist or primary care physician may suggest you to see a Physiotherapist. A Rheumatology Physiotherapist…
READ MORESacroiliitis
- February 6, 2023
Hello everyone, Have you ever wondered if Arthritis is the cause of your Low Back Pain? Do you think Inflammation and Flare-ups due to arthritis are the cause of your Low Back Pain? Well… You may be right…You may have Sacroiliitis Let us learn more about it. What is Sacroiliitis? Sacroiliac Joint or SI joint is situated on each side of your spine, and connect the sacrum (base of your spine) to your ilium (top of your pelvis) Sacroiliitis is the inflammation of one or both of your SI joints. Its function is to carry your weight of your upper…
READ MORE