Dr. Madira Lakshmi Sowmya (PT)

Physiotherapist

Dr. Madira Lakshmi Sowmya (PT)

Clinical Co-ordinator

Indiranagar

  • Musculoskeletal assessment and rehabilitation
  • manual therapy
  • pain management
  • post-surgical care
  • stroke rehabilitation
  • home exercise programs.
Experience
8+ Years
Languages
Telugu, Hindi, English, Tamil
Qualification
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Clinic
1st floor, 3478/A, 14th Main Rd, HAL 2nd Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560038

Dr. Madira Lakshmi Sowmya is a seasoned physiotherapist with 8+ years of hands-on experience in spinal rehabilitation, orthopaedic recovery, and advanced pain management. Her expertise lies in integrating evidence-based therapies like Kinesio Taping, Dry Needling, IASTM, McKenzie Protocol, and Pilates to create customised treatment pathways. She has held key clinical roles at Physiotattva, Phyt Health, and Qi Spine Clinic, where she demonstrated leadership in patient care and program development. With a strong background in neurodynamics, therapeutic taping, and myofascial release, she consistently delivers precise, goal-driven interventions that promote long-term recovery and functional independence.

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Articles by Dr. Madira Lakshmi Sowmya (PT)

  • What are the 10 best lower back pain relief exercises?
    Back Pain17 June 2026

    Back pain is one of the most common complaint amongst people. At least once in a lifetime, almost 80% of people will experience back pain. The symptoms range from mild aches and pains to severe pain that prevents you from sitting, bending, or standing. You may also experience numbness and tingling in your lower limbs. Lower back pain is caused due to injury to a muscle or a ligament. Lower back pain is also called the lumbar region that starts from below the rib cage. Most injuries, conditions, or diseases are often linked to lower back muscles or tendons in the back.

  • Acute Traumatic Brain Injury: Causes, Symptoms, and Recovery
    Neuro Condition15 June 2026

    Acute traumatic brain injury (TBI) happens when the brain takes a sudden hit or jolt, usually from accidents like car crashes, falls, sports injuries, or even assaults. It’s a serious event that can cause anything from a mild concussion to severe brain damage.

  • Piriformis Syndrome Exercises for Sciatica, Hip & Back Pain
    Back Pain22 May 2026

    Stretching the piriformis muscles, hamstrings & hip extensors may relieve tension, reduce pain and increase range of motion. Visit Physiotattva for treatment.

  • Home Remedies to Fix a Stiff Neck
    Neck Pain15 January 2026

    Looking for natural ways to ease neck stiffness and discomfort? Find out which remedies work best for you and get back to feeling your best in no time.

  • Why do my knees hurt when bending?
    Knee Pain31 October 2025

    The general understanding is that any strain or wear and tear of muscles around the joints contributes to knee pain. As you go about your day, bending to life something or sitting can be difficult due to the discomfort and pain you experience.

  • Explore Knee Pain Diagnosis Chart
    Knee Pain31 October 2025

    This knee pain diagnosis chart is a handy guide to explore the different causes of your pain all around the knee. Find out the causes of your knee pain here.

  • Why Early Physiotherapy Intervention is Key to Whiplash Recovery
    Back Pain30 October 2025

    Early physiotherapy is crucial in treating whiplash injuries, focusing on pain relief, restoring neck mobility, and strengthening cervical muscles. A physiotherapist first diagnoses the condition and tailors a treatment plan, starting with gentle exercises to avoid worsening pain. As recovery progresses, more challenging exercises are introduced to improve strength and flexibility. Patients are also educated on maintaining good posture and ergonomic practices to prevent future issues. Starting physiotherapy soon after the injury increases the chances of a speedy recovery, helping patients eliminate pain and return to daily activities effectively.

  •  Best Foods That Help Reduce Back Pain| Physiotattva
    Back Pain30 October 2025

    Back pain can be debilitating, but did you know that certain foods can help alleviate your discomfort?Learn more about the best foods to eat to reduce back pain

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