ARTICLES & PERSPECTIVES
Articles and professional perspectives
Writing on musculoskeletal care, movement and the physiotherapy profession.
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Clinical perspectives
I Don’t Treat Pain First. I Treat the Load Decision First
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Why pain keeps returning even after “successful” treatment
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Why Episodic Physiotherapy Creates Repeat Patients
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Posture Is a Symptom, Not the Cause: Rethinking the Role of Alignment in Musculoskeletal Pain
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
The Foot Is Not the End Point—It’s the Origin of Movement Thinking
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Professional perspectives
Conclusion: The Future of Physiotherapy in India: Autonomy, Challenges, and Patient-Cantered Care under the NCAHP Act 2021
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
The History and Global Usage of the “Doctor” Title: Implications for Medical Practitioners and Physiotherapists
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Key Questions on Physiotherapists’ Autonomy, Scope, and Distinction Under the NCAHP Act 2021
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Scope, Boundaries, and Tools of Physiotherapy Under the NCAHP Act 2021: A Detailed Analysis
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
Physiotherapy Under the NCAHP Act 2021: Scope, Autonomy, and Professional Classification
Yeswanth Yarlagadda · Existing article
About the author
Yeswanth Yarlagadda
Yeswanth Yarlagadda is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in Hyderabad with an MPT in Musculoskeletal Sciences from CCS University and additional Orthopaedic Manual Therapy training at Curtin University. He is Clinical Advisor at Siyara Physio & Wellness and previously served as Clinical Director at Aveda Institute of Physiotherapy and Research Centre, Hyderabad. His clinical interests include persistent and recurring low back pain, individualised rehabilitation and everyday function.
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