Hunjan Hospital Ludhiana
Pain Management
Pain management at Hunjan Hospital, Ludhiana addresses both acute and chronic pain through a multidisciplinary approach that combines physiotherapy,…
Pain Management at Hunjan Hospital, Ludhiana
- Chronic pain conditions: low back pain, neck pain, arthritis-related pain, fibromyalgia
- Acute pain from injury, post-surgical soreness, or acute disc episodes
- Manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and electrotherapy modalities
- Coordination with orthopaedic and spine specialists for interventional options where appropriate
- Patient education on pain science and self-management strategies
- Gradual rehabilitation to restore activity levels without fear-avoidance
At our NABH pre-accredited facility in Ludhiana, pain is assessed thoroughly before any treatment is recommended. Our physiotherapy-led approach aims to reduce reliance on long-term analgesic medication by restoring the body’s natural capacity for movement and resilience.
Our Approach to Pain Management
Modern pain science recognises that pain is not always directly proportional to tissue damage. Chronic pain involves central sensitisation, psychological factors, and lifestyle contributors in addition to local tissue pathology. Effective pain management therefore addresses all relevant dimensions rather than focusing solely on the site of pain.
At Hunjan Hospital, Ludhiana, our physiotherapists conduct a thorough assessment that considers the nature and history of pain, movement impairments, strength deficits, and the patient’s activity goals. Treatment is then built around manual therapy to reduce local pain drivers, therapeutic exercise to build supporting strength and endurance, and education to shift the patient’s understanding of their pain towards an active self-management model.
- Manual therapy: joint mobilisation, soft tissue techniques, trigger point release
- Therapeutic exercise: targeted strengthening and graded exposure to previously avoided activities
- Electrotherapy: TENS, ultrasound, and interferential therapy where clinically appropriate
- Postural and ergonomic assessment for work- and lifestyle-related pain
- Heat, cold, and traction as adjuncts to active rehabilitation
- Pain neuroscience education to reduce catastrophising and improve self-efficacy
Where physiotherapy alone is insufficient, our team coordinates with orthopaedic and spine specialists to discuss interventional options such as image-guided injections or surgical assessment.
Physiotherapy pain management session
Physiotherapist performing lumbar manual therapy on patient
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Who Should Seek Pain Management?
Pain management services at Hunjan Hospital are appropriate for a wide range of patients experiencing acute or persistent pain that is limiting their daily life:
- Individuals with low back pain or neck pain lasting more than six weeks
- Patients with osteoarthritis of the knee, hip, or shoulder seeking non-surgical management
- Post-surgical patients experiencing prolonged pain beyond the expected recovery window
- People with nerve-related pain: radiculopathy, sciatica, or post-herpetic neuralgia
- Individuals with fibromyalgia or widespread musculoskeletal pain
- Workers with repetitive strain or occupation-related musculoskeletal disorders

Chronic Low Back Pain Rehabilitation Pathway
A typical phased approach - individual timelines depend on pain duration, severity, and contributing factors
- Week 1–2
Assessment & Pain Reduction
Comprehensive physiotherapy assessment, manual therapy to reduce acute pain drivers, and gentle movement initiation. Education on posture and activity modification.
- Week 3–4
Active Movement Introduction
Guided core stability exercises, progressive range-of-motion work, and reassurance-based pain education to reduce movement fear.
- Week 5–8
Strengthening & Endurance
Progressive loading of lumbar stabilisers and lower limbs, aerobic conditioning, and graded return to daily activities including walking and light work tasks.
- Month 3–4
Functional Restoration
Higher-load exercises, return-to-work or return-to-sport activity, ergonomic review, and self-management plan consolidation.
- Ongoing
Maintenance & Relapse Prevention
Periodic review appointments, progression of home programme, and early intervention if a flare-up occurs to prevent re-chronification.
Frequently Asked Questions - Pain Management
Rehab pathway
Pain Management recovery journey in Ludhiana
Patients receive a functional assessment focused on pain, mobility, strength, balance, activity limits, recovery goals, and safe return to daily life.
Assessment
The physiotherapy team reviews symptoms, movement, strength, posture, and previous medical reports.
Rehab plan
Exercises, manual therapy, pain-management methods, and home guidance are planned around the condition.
Progression
Therapy intensity and goals are updated as mobility, confidence, and function improve.
Prevention
Patients receive practical advice to reduce recurrence and maintain long-term function.
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