Overview
Aleena V P is a Physiotherapist in Jakkur, Bengaluru. Patients who come to her – whether recovering from a sports injury, managing chronic back pain, regaining movement after a stroke, or dealing with postnatal physical concerns – get one-to-one physiotherapy sessions built around their specific condition and goals, not a generic exercise protocol.
She finished her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka, in 2024. Her internship covered six clinical areas – orthopaedic and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, paediatric physiotherapy, obstetric and gynaecological physiotherapy, fitness and conditioning, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. That breadth is not standard for a BPT internship, and it means she can handle the variety of patients a community clinic like RxDx Jakkur sees on any given day.
Patients who have been told to “just rest” or given generic exercises by a GP will find her approach more structured. She assesses the specific biomechanical or neurological picture before designing a treatment plan, and she places equal weight on what patients do between sessions – because that is where most of the progress actually happens. For patients who cannot travel to the clinic, home visits are available.
At RxDx Jakkur, Bengaluru she offers physiotherapy consultations and one-to-one sessions covering musculoskeletal, neurological, post-surgical, and women’s health rehabilitation – with home visits available for patients who need them.
Areas of Expertise
- Orthopaedic physiotherapy
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation
- Paediatric physiotherapy
- Obstetric and gynaecological physiotherapy
- Exercise therapy and strength training
- Pain management
- Flexibility and mobility training
Conditions Treated
- Knee pain and post-knee surgery rehabilitation
- Sciatica and lumbar disc problems
- Arthritis and joint stiffness
- Sports injuries
- Post-fracture rehabilitation
- Parkinson’s disease (mobility and balance)
- Cerebral palsy (paediatric)
- COPD-related mobility support
- Postural concerns in children
Procedures & Services
- Biomechanical assessment and posture evaluation
- Manual therapy (joint and soft tissue mobilisation)
- Exercise prescription and therapeutic exercise programme
- Dry needling (trigger point therapy)
- Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
- Strength and conditioning programme
- Cardiopulmonary exercise rehabilitation
- Home exercise programme planning
- Ergonomic assessment (workstation and posture)
Qualification
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)
Language Spoken
- English
- Hindi
Locations
RxDx Clinics, Jakkur
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What conditions does Dr Aleena commonly treat?
She manages musculoskeletal pain, joint stiffness, post-injury recovery, and mobility issues. Treatment is tailored to each patient.
Can she help with back and neck pain?
Yes, she provides physiotherapy for back, neck, and posture-related pain. Treatment includes exercises and movement correction.
Can Dr Aleena help with neurological rehabilitation?
Yes, she has exposure to neuro-rehabilitation during her training. This includes support for movement and coordination issues.
Can she help improve fitness and mobility?
Yes, she provides guidance on exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and overall physical fitness.
What do patients appreciate about physiotherapy care?
Patients value personalised exercise plans and gradual improvement in mobility. Consistent sessions support long-term recovery.
Does she offer rehabilitation after injury or surgery?
Yes, she supports recovery through structured rehabilitation plans. The aim is to restore strength and mobility safely.
What is neurological rehabilitation?
It helps improve movement and function in patients with nerve-related conditions. Therapy focuses on coordination and strength.
What is post-surgical rehabilitation?
This involves post-surgery exercises and therapy to aid healing. It helps regain movement and prevent complications.
What are posture-related problems?
These occur due to improper sitting or standing habits. They can cause neck, back, and shoulder pain.
