Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Physiotherapy in Lahore

Arm pain often limits simple tasks such as lifting, dressing or typing. Dr. Sabia Ali offers physiotherapy in Lahore for shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand problems, with an emphasis on restoring function you use every day.

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Shoulder

Frozen shoulder, rotator cuff irritation or tears, and shoulder impingement all restrict overhead movement in different ways. Treatment is matched to the stage of the problem: calming pain first, then recovering range and strength.

Elbow

Tennis elbow (outer elbow) and golfer's elbow (inner elbow) are overuse problems of the forearm tendons. Management usually involves load adjustment, progressive strengthening and activity advice.

Wrist and hand

Wrist pain, hand stiffness and finger rehabilitation after injury or immobilisation can be assessed, with exercises to rebuild grip, dexterity and mobility.

Planning your recovery

Recovery depends on the condition, how long it has been present and your daily demands. Your plan is reviewed as you progress and adjusted if something is not working. Results cannot be guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

How long does frozen shoulder take to improve?

It commonly follows stages and can take a long time. Physiotherapy aims to manage pain and keep movement as it recovers.

Do I have to stop all activity with tennis elbow?

Usually not. Activity is adjusted rather than stopped, and strengthening is introduced gradually.

Can hand rehabilitation start after a cast is removed?

Yes, stiffness after immobilisation is a common reason for hand physiotherapy. Follow your surgeon's or doctor's advice on timing.

Meet Dr. Sabia Ali

Licensed Physiotherapist & Hijama Practitioner, practising in Lahore, Pakistan. Qualifications include a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and AHPC licensure, and she is a certified Hijama practitioner.

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This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a substitute for medical advice. Outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed.