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Welcome to Paricharya Shakti Physio Care, Where Expertise Meets compassion in Women Health education and Physiotherapy Treatment.

Paricharya Shakti Physio Care is a physiotherapy clinic and women’s wellness academy that empowers women to take charge of their health and well-being. Founded by Dr. Vandana Parkash, a certified physiotherapist, and women’s health educator with over 10 years of experience in the field, Paricharya Shakti’s mission is to provide quality and affordable physiotherapy services and education to women of all ages and stages of life. We offer online physiotherapy sessions and personalized exercise programs for pregnant and postnatal women to help them stay fit and healthy during and after pregnancy. Additionally, we provide educational mini-courses on topics such as menstrual health and hygiene, prenatal and postnatal care, and more.

To further enhance her professional skills and knowledge, she also pursued a Master’s in Hospital and Healthcare Administration, which gave her insights into the management and administration of healthcare facilities and services.

Why Paricharya Shakti Physio Care

Expertise

Benefit from Dr. Vandana Prakash's extensive experience as a certified physiotherapist and women's health educator, ensuring personalized and expert care.
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Holistic Approach

Experience a Holistic Approach to Health Improvement With a Blend of Physiotherapy Skills.
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Compassionate Care

Our Genuine Commitment to Helping Women Improve Their Health is Reflected in the Compassionate Care.
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Comprehensive Education

Empower Yourself With Knowledge Through Our Diverse Courses and Workshops Covering Various Aspects of Women's Health.
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Women's Health Education Topics​

Menstrual Health Hygiene

This Topic Covers Essential Information About the Menstrual Cycle, Emphasizing Hygiene Practices, and Providing Insights Into Maintaining Optimal Health During Menstruation.

Vaginal Health Hygiene

It Focuses on Educating Women About Practices That Contribute to Maintaining a Healthy Vaginal Environment, Addressing Common Concerns, and Promoting Overall Well-being.

Partner's Role in Pregnancy

This Topic Highlights the Importance of a Partner's Involvement and Support During Pregnancy, Fostering a Collaborative Approach to Maternal Care.

Labor Day Preparation

Women Are Provided With Valuable Information and Techniques to Prepare for Labor Day, Including Relaxation Methods, Birthing Positions, and Strategies to Enhance the Birthing Experience.

Our Services

Our Women's Health Services Focus on Addressing Musculoskeletal Issues Specific to Women, Including Prenatal
and Postnatal Care, Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, and More.

Perineal care after a vaginal birth

At Paracharya Shakti Physiocare, We Understand the Crucial Role Your Back and Pelvis Play in Maintaining Overall Health and Mobility.

Self-care after caesarean birth

Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor Muscles With Simple Exercises. These Help Improve Bladder Control and Support Overall Well-being. Start Today for a Healthier.

Back and pelvic care after pregnancy

Sit and Stand Tall! Good Posture Supports a Healthy Spine and Reduces Aches. Keep Shoulders Back, Chin Up. Simple Adjustments Lead to Better Comfort and Well-being.

Pelvic floor care after pregnancy

Stay Active! Move With Gentle Exercises Regularly for a Healthy Body and Mind. It Can Be as Simple as a Daily Walk. Your Well-being Matters, So Start Moving Today.

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During Pregnancy, Physiotherapists Can Provide Education on Proper Body Mechanics, Exercises, and Techniques to Help Manage Musculoskeletal Discomfort and Promote Overall Well-being. This May Include Addressing Issues Such as Back Pain, Pelvic Girdle Pain, and Other Musculoskeletal Conditions That Can Arise During Pregnancy.

Antenatal and post pregnancy practices are proactive tasks intended to help a pregnant lady's evolving body, plan for labor, and help in the recuperation cycle subsequent to conceiving an offspring.

The best post-pregnancy practices incorporate pelvic floor works out, stomach propping, delicate cardio, and strength preparing practices zeroing in on the center, back, and pelvic muscles. All things considered, talking with a medical services proficient prior to beginning any new activity program is fundamental.

Delicate Stretches Can Feel Decent and Assist You With Breathing Simpler. Attempt the Accompanying:

  • Spinal Turn - Lying on Your Side With Legs Somewhat Bowed and the Two Arms Connecting Before You, Gradually Take a Major Breath in While You Arrive at the Top Arm Behind You. Make a Point to Follow With Your Head and Chest. You Can Hold It There and Take Another Breath, or Gradually Inhale Out and Get Once Again to the Beginning. Give Multiple Times a Shot Each Side.
  • Feline/cow - on All Fours, Gradually Slowly Inhale in, Permit Your Belly to Drop Towards the Ground and Lift Your Chest Upwards While You Stick Your Base Out. As You Inhale Out, Fold Your Base Under, Balance Your Lower Back Towards the Sky and Drop Your Head. Attempt 5-10.
  • Pelvic Floor Muscle Withdrawal and Unwinding - in Any Position You Are Agreeable, Envision Gradually Attempting to Clutch Small and Wind (Pressing and Lifting the Pelvic Floor Muscles Underneath) Then Leisurely Loosen Up Them (as Though You Are Dropping and Permitting Opening From Your Vagina). Know About the Impression of Both Contracting and Unwinding. Take a Stab at Changing How You Inhale by Taking in to Unwind, Then Breathing Out to Contract. Or on the Other Hand Holding a Delicate Compression for 3-5 Seconds Prior to Unwinding. Attempt 5-10 of Those.
  • The Skill - Start Rapidly Pressing and Lifting Your Pelvic Floor Muscles Before You Clean Out Your Nose, Hack, Sniffle, Lift a Baby Up, Get Up From a Seat.

As the child develops inside your stomach, your chemicals, stance and equilibrium change and 50 percent of ladies experience low back torment. As the child develops and gets heavier, the strain inside your stomach and down onto your pelvic floor increments. This strain implies your pelvic floor muscles need to areas of strength for remain support the load from a higher place. Up to 67 percent of ladies will spill pee (incontinence) when they snicker, wheeze, hack or exercise during pregnancy yet those with more grounded pelvic floor muscles are less inclined to spill during pregnancy and after the child is conceived.

One of the most mind-blowing ways of getting ready for pregnancy, genuinely and intellectually, is to become or remain actually dynamic and solid preceding, during and after pregnancy. The advantages of standard actual work are weight the executives, diminished chance of gestational diabetes (where your glucose levels are excessively high) and toxemia (hypertension, liquid maintenance), heart and lung wellbeing and mental prosperity.

The impact of the pregnancy and birth on the designs that help the pelvic organs including the pelvic floor and abs, will decide how soon you can return to exercises. In the main month subsequent to having your child, your body is recuperating and resolving how to be solid only for typical day to day errands, for example, getting up from a seat, getting the child, having a shower and taking care of your child. Ordinarily by about a month and a half you ought to feel more grounded, yet know that you actually have a couple more long periods of recuperation.

The Pelvic Floor and Talent Exercises in Pregnancy Above Are Protected to Do at Home Subsequent to Having a Child as Long as You Feel Ok. Be Extremely Mindful of How You Are Standing, Sitting and Holding Your Child.

  • Use Props and Cushions in Sitting to Take the Heaviness of the Child So You Don't Need to Hold Them to You While Taking Care of. This Likewise Offers Your Neck a Reprieve.

  • Attempt to Keep More Weight Towards Your Heels in Standing So Your Hips Are Not Held Before You Attempting to Help the Child


Take Regular Lay Breaks Lying on Your Side, Regardless of Whether It's for 5 Minutes.