Dr. Antony Gilson.B (PT)

Physiotherapist

Dr. Antony Gilson.B (PT)

Senior Clinical Physiotherapist

Electronic City

  • Pain and disability management (sports
  • ortho
  • neuro cases) Cervicothoracic and lateral epicondylalgia rehabilitation Electrotherapy and manual therapy in ortho
  • neuro
  • and paediatric cases Cupping
  • dry needling
  • IASTM
  • kinesio taping ICU and trauma rehabilitation Clinical handling of musculoskeletal and spine conditions Sports injury prevention and recovery techniques.
Experience
5+ Years
Languages
English, Kannada, Tamil
Qualification
MPT
Clinic
3th floor, Thogur Cross, Neeladri Rd, Doddathoguru, Electronic City Phase I, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100

Dr. Antony Gilson is a qualified physiotherapist with academic and clinical exposure in orthopaedic, neurological, and sports rehabilitation. With expertise in manual therapy, dry needling, kinesio taping, and advanced pain management techniques, he has contributed to multiple clinical environments, including hospital ICUs, trauma units, and spine rehab centres. His work also includes research in tennis-related injuries and shoulder impingement management. Antony combines strong functional assessment skills with a hands-on approach in treating musculoskeletal and postural dysfunctions, making him a well-rounded practitioner in sports and neuro-orthopaedic rehabilitation.

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Articles by Dr. Antony Gilson.B (PT)

  • Why Does My Lower Back Always Hurt Post-Workout
    Back Pain17 June 2026

    Lower back pain post-workout caused by overuse, poor posture, weak core & other pre-existing conditions. Learn about common causes & effective treatment options

  • Running with Flat Feet: How Physiotherapy Can Help You Perform Safely
    Foot Pain17 December 2025

    The question of whether flat feet affect running is a common concern for runners of all levels. While it’s true that having flat feet, or fallen arches, can sometimes contribute to discomfort and injuries, many people run successfully without any issues at all. The key lies in understanding your body's mechanics and ensuring you have the right support. Fortunately, symptoms are often manageable. For those experiencing strain, physiotherapy offers a clear path to prevent injuries, improve performance, and continue running with flat feet safely and effectively. This guide will provide practical, athlete-focused advice to help you stay on track.

  • Ulnar Nerve Palsy and Pain: What It Is and How to Identify It
    Neuro Condition31 October 2025

    Ulnar nerve palsy occurs due to the ulnar nerve getting compressed or injured. It can affect how your hand works, making it hard to grip or move fingers. Recognising early signs helps you manage pain and avoid more problems. Understanding the relationship between ulnar nerve palsy and associated conditions like ulnar tunnel syndrome can also help in getting an accurate diagnosis early.

  • The Road to Recovery: Returning to Sports After ACL Injury
    Fitness & Exercises30 October 2025

    Learning the right techniques and exercises is important for recovery from an ACL injury. This helps prevent any further injury to the knee as well. In this guide, we discuss the…

  • The Benefits of Physiotherapy on Enhancing Athletic Performance
    Chronic Pain30 October 2025

    Physiotherapy is a good facilitator of athletic performance. Preventing injuries is its primary role because physiotherapists find the weaknesses or imbalances in the body. Through some assessments, physiotherapists prepare individual exercise programs that can bring up weak points. This keeps the athlete in prime condition and limits the chance of setbacks. Athletes train them more efficiently with exercises relating to flexibility, strength, and coordination. They design specific exercises for athletes based on their sport's demands. They make use of interventions like manual therapy and dry needling in order to create tension alteration and promote better movement patterns. This support brings them to their highest actual potential.

Start with an assessment

We measure what you've lost, find the cause, and set out a plan with a target and a timeline.