Malleshwaram
#34, 2nd Cross, Sampige Road, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru 560003
- Monday – Saturday · 9 AM – 9 PM
- Sunday & public holidays · 10 AM – 5 PM
- Nearest metro: Mantri Square Sampige Road.
- Street parking on 2nd Cross.
Rehabilitation pillar
Fracture & Post-Immobilisation Rehabilitation
Getting a limb working again after a cast, splint or sling comes off.
No referral needed · One-to-one throughout · Available at both clinics
Draft, awaiting clinical review
The copy on this page is written and is waiting on clinical sign-off. It carries
noindex and stays out of the sitemap until a clinician reviews it and a review
date is recorded, which is what makes the medical statements on it attributable.
Physiotherapy after a fracture, or after any period of immobilisation. A limb that has been in a cast for six weeks comes out stiff, weak and often swollen, that is expected, not a complication, but it does not resolve on its own quickly.
Treatment restores joint movement, rebuilds the muscle lost, manages residual swelling, and returns the limb to normal use.
Who it helps
Your cast, splint or sling has come off and the limb does not work properly. You had a fracture treated surgically and need rehabilitation. Or you have stiffness and weakness persisting well after the bone healed.
Conditions we treat with this
Ankle Sprain, plus post-fracture presentations across the upper and lower limb.
How it works
- Assessment. Range, strength, swelling and function, and confirmation from your treating doctor that the fracture is united and loading is permitted.
- Restoring movement. Joint mobilisation and graded active movement. The adjacent joints usually need work too, a wrist fracture stiffens the fingers.
- Managing swelling. Common after immobilisation and worth treating.
- Rebuilding strength. Progressive loading once healing allows.
- Return to function. Grip, weight-bearing, walking, or whatever the limb needs to do.
What to expect
Bring your imaging reports and any instructions from your treating doctor, particularly about how much weight the limb can take.
Early movement work is uncomfortable, a stiff joint does not become mobile without being moved. It should be manageable and it should be explained.
Why Le Yantra for this
- Confirms loading permissions with your treating doctor before progressing
- Treats the adjacent joints, not just the fractured one
- Progressive strengthening rather than movement work alone
- Seven-day availability for frequent early appointments
Before you book
Frequently asked questions
My cast just came off and the limb looks thin and weak. Is that normal?
Yes. Muscle is lost quickly during immobilisation. It comes back with loading, though it takes longer to rebuild than it did to lose.
How long until it is normal again?
Depends on the fracture, the site and how long it was immobilised. You will get an estimate at assessment.
Should I be moving it myself?
Within what your doctor has allowed, yes, but check first, because it depends on whether the fracture is fully united.
Find us
Available at both clinics
Every service runs at both our clinics, Malleshwaram and MEI Layout, monday – saturday 9 am – 9 pm · sunday & public holidays 10 am – 5 pm.
-
-
MEI Layout
#197, 1st Floor, 60 Feet Main Road, MEI Layout, Hesaraghatta Main Road, Bengaluru 560073
- Monday – Saturday · 9 AM – 9 PM
- Sunday & public holidays · 10 AM – 5 PM
- On 60 Feet Main Road, off Hesaraghatta Main Road.
- Off-street parking available.
Your wellness starts here
Book an assessment at either clinic
Every treatment plan at Le Yantra starts with a full assessment, not a standard protocol.
Monday – Saturday 9 AM – 9 PM · Sunday & public holidays 10 AM – 5 PM
