How Does Autism Affect Motor Skill Development?
By Dr. Mustajab Haider Bukhari (PT), Founder, Cure on Call. Reviewed by the Cure on Call physiotherapy team. Quick answer: Autism very commonly affects…
Read articleWhat Causes Children to Walk on Their Toes?
Have you ever noticed your child—or someone else’s—walking on their toes and wondered whether it’s just a phase or something more? I remember asking…
Read articlePhysical Therapy for Meniscal Tear: Recovery, Exercises, and When Professional Care Helps
By Dr. Mustajab Haider Bukhari (PT), Founder, Cure on Call. Reviewed by the Cure on Call physiotherapy team. Quick answer: Most meniscal tears do…
Read articleLower Trapezius Exercises in Physical Therapy: Why This Often-Ignored Muscle Changes Everything
Why the lower trapezius matters for shoulder mechanics, which problems weak activation can contribute to, and which exercises are commonly used in rehab.
Read articlePhysiotherapy for POTS Syndrome: An Evidence‑Based, Patient‑Centred Guide
Have you ever stood up and felt your heart race, your vision blur, and your legs suddenly feel as though they might give way—despite…
Read articlePhysiotherapy for Plagiocephaly and Torticollis: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Have you ever noticed your baby consistently turning their head to one side, or a flattening developing on one part of their head—and wondered…
Read articleHow Physiotherapy Helps in Treating Vertigo
Quick Answer: Physiotherapy treats vertigo by addressing its underlying cause rather than just suppressing symptoms. For BPPV, the most common type, canalith repositioning manoeuvres…
Read articleHow Physiotherapy Helps with Swimming Injuries
Have you ever finished a swim session feeling stronger—only to wake up the next morning with a nagging shoulder ache or a stiff lower…
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