Gentle, private physiotherapy for pregnancy aches, postnatal recovery, tummy gap and pelvic floor weakness. Dr. Rohit Kumar visits mothers across Sirsi Road, Jaipur, so you can be treated at home with your baby close by.
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LifeWell Physio offers pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy at home in Sirsi Road, Jaipur for back and pelvic pain, diastasis recti, C-section recovery and pelvic floor weakness. Dr. Rohit Kumar visits mothers at home and guides safe, gentle exercises with your obstetrician's advice. Sessions usually last about 45-60 minutes, with live video follow-ups when suitable. Book on WhatsApp or call +91 96361 84465.
Women's health physiotherapy focuses on problems linked to pregnancy, childbirth and the pelvic floor. It includes safe pregnancy exercise, relief for back and pelvic girdle pain, postnatal core and pelvic floor rehabilitation, care after C-section and help with tummy gap (diastasis recti) and bladder leakage.
Pregnancy and the months after birth bring huge changes to a woman's body. Back pain, pelvic pain while turning in bed, a soft tummy that does not seem to come back, leaking a little urine when you cough, or a C-section scar that pulls when you lift your baby are all very common. They are also often ignored, because new mothers are busy, tired and told that "this is normal after delivery". Common does not mean you have to live with it. At LifeWell Physio, Dr. Rohit Kumar offers pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy at home, so you do not need to travel through Jaipur traffic in the third trimester or arrange childcare in the early weeks after birth.
Sirsi Road is part of our regular West Jaipur home-visit route, so sessions can be planned on fixed days and times that suit the patient and family. The first visit is a full assessment at home; after that we set a session plan — some sessions in person, and exercise follow-ups on live video when that is safe and useful.
Sirsi Road runs west from the Vaishali Nagar side of Jaipur, through Panchyawala and Karni Vihar toward Bindayaka, crossing the 200 Feet Road. LifeWell Physio physiotherapists visit homes and apartment societies along Sirsi Road for physiotherapy at home.
Home sessions are private, calm and fit around feeds and naps. You can wear what is comfortable, your baby can stay in the room, and a family member can join if you wish. We understand that many women prefer a female physiotherapist for this kind of care; please mention it when you enquire and we will arrange one on request where possible.
During pregnancy, current guidance encourages most women with an uncomplicated pregnancy to stay active, and regular, moderate exercise can help with back pain, sleep, mood and stamina. Pelvic girdle pain, felt at the front of the pubic bone or at the back of the pelvis, is common and usually responds well to physiotherapy, activity changes and support. We work within the advice of your gynaecologist or obstetrician and do not treat if there are complications without their clearance. We also avoid electrotherapy during pregnancy.
After birth, recovery takes time. In the first weeks we focus on gentle breathing, pelvic floor activation, walking, safe ways to get out of bed and comfortable feeding positions. After a C-section, we follow your surgeon's advice on wound healing and lifting, and progress more slowly. From around six weeks, once you have had your postnatal check, exercise can usually build up gradually. Many women notice a clear change in core strength and leakage within a few months of regular pelvic floor and tummy exercises, but every body is different.
Back pain in pregnancy often overlaps with general spinal care, so we may use ideas from our back pain physiotherapy programme. Neck and shoulder aches from feeding and carrying a baby can be helped with neck pain physiotherapy, and recovery after a C-section shares principles with post-surgery rehabilitation.
Please contact your doctor or go to hospital urgently if you have vaginal bleeding, leaking fluid, severe or regular abdominal pain, reduced baby movements, severe headache with vision changes, calf pain and swelling, chest pain or breathlessness, fever, or a wound that is red, hot or discharging. These need medical care before physiotherapy.
As the bump grows, posture changes and the lower back takes more load. We use gentle mobility, strengthening, comfortable sleeping and sitting positions, and practical advice for work and housework. Treatment is always adjusted to your trimester and follows your gynaecologist's guidance, with no electrotherapy during pregnancy.
Pain at the front of the pubic bone or the back of the pelvis, worse when turning in bed, climbing stairs or standing on one leg, is common in pregnancy. We teach movement strategies, supportive exercises and, when useful, a pelvic support belt, so daily tasks become easier and less painful.
For women with an uncomplicated pregnancy and their doctor's approval, we create a safe exercise plan with walking, strength, mobility, breathing and pelvic floor work. The plan is adjusted each trimester and includes clear warning signs that mean you should stop and contact your doctor.
Some separation of the tummy muscles is normal in late pregnancy. After birth we check the gap and how well the deep muscles work, then teach breathing, deep core and graded strengthening exercises. We also show how to get up from bed and lift your baby without straining the tummy.
A caesarean is major abdominal surgery. Following your surgeon's advice, we guide gentle breathing, circulation exercises, walking, scar care once healed, and safe ways to move and feed. Core and pelvic floor strengthening is then built up gradually so you regain strength for daily baby care.
Leaking urine when coughing, sneezing, laughing or lifting is common after pregnancy, but it is not something you have to accept. We explain how the pelvic floor works, teach correct contractions with a simple daily plan, and advise a gynaecologist or specialist review when symptoms need further care.
Gentle strength, mobility and stability exercises suited to your stage of pregnancy or recovery, with clear sets, reps and progressions you can follow around your daily routine and your baby's schedule.
Step-by-step teaching of correct pelvic floor squeezes and relaxation, both quick and long holds, with a simple daily plan and tips to remember them during feeds or household work.
Breathing exercises and deep tummy muscle activation to support the spine and pelvis, help close a tummy gap gradually, and build a strong base before harder abdominal exercises.
Gentle hands-on techniques for back, pelvic and upper back stiffness, performed in comfortable side-lying or seated positions during pregnancy, and only with your consent.
Advice on pelvic support belts or taping for short-term comfort when pelvic or back pain limits walking, used alongside exercise rather than as a long-term crutch.
Practical guidance on feeding positions, lifting and carrying your baby, using a pram or carrier, bathing set-up and getting up from the floor, so daily care does not strain your back.
Home sessions in Sirsi Road are especially useful for:
Sudden weakness or numbness, chest pain, severe breathlessness, a fall with suspected fracture, loss of bladder or bowel control, or high fever with pain need urgent medical care — call 108 or go to the nearest hospital. We will always tell you if something needs a doctor’s review.
Share whether you are pregnant (and how many weeks) or how long ago you delivered, the type of delivery, your main concern and locality. Let us know if you would prefer a female physiotherapist, and we will try to arrange one.
In a private, comfortable setting at home, we take a careful history, check posture, back and pelvic movement, tummy muscles and breathing, and screen for warning signs. Every step is explained and done only with your consent.
You receive a clear plan with gentle exercises, pelvic floor training and posture advice that fits around your pregnancy routine or your baby's feeds and naps. Sessions progress as your body recovers and your confidence grows.
We review pain, core strength, leakage and daily function regularly. When suitable, follow-up exercise sessions can continue on live video, which many new mothers find easier than arranging visits around a baby.
Once Dr. Rohit Kumar has assessed you at home, many follow-up sessions can move to a live video call. For new mothers this often makes the difference between keeping up with exercises and giving up, because you can join from your bedroom while the baby sleeps, without getting ready or arranging help.
Video sessions are not suitable for a first assessment, for hands-on treatment of pelvic or back pain, or if you develop new symptoms such as bleeding, severe pain, fever or a problem with a C-section wound. In those situations we will arrange a home visit or advise you to see your doctor. You can read more about our online physiotherapy consultation.
| Session length | About 45-60 minutes; the first assessment visit may take a little longer |
|---|---|
| Visit area | Home visits across Jaipur and nearby localities |
| What we bring | Exercise mat, resistance bands, exercise ball, pillows for positioning and assessment tools |
| Who should be present | You, and a family member if you wish; your baby can stay in the room |
| Female physiotherapist | Available on request where possible; please mention it when booking |
| Online follow-up | Live video exercise sessions after the first home assessment, when suitable |
Fees depend on the condition and number of sessions and are always confirmed on WhatsApp before the first visit — no hidden charges.
No travelling in late pregnancy or packing a baby bag for a clinic visit. Sessions happen in your own room, in comfortable clothes, at a pace that suits you, with your baby nearby.
Every step is explained, and nothing is done without your consent. You can have a family member present, and a female physiotherapist can be arranged on request where possible.
We follow your gynaecologist's or surgeon's advice, screen for warning signs at every visit, and tell you honestly when something needs a medical review before physiotherapy continues.
There is no quick fix for postnatal recovery. We build strength step by step, explain what to expect and help you return to the activities you enjoy without fear of strain or setbacks.
Yes, for most women physiotherapy is safe during pregnancy when it is gentle, suited to the trimester and approved by your gynaecologist. We use exercise, positioning, soft tissue care and support advice, and avoid electrotherapy. If you have complications such as bleeding, placenta problems, high blood pressure or a risk of early labour, we only treat with your doctor's clearance and adjust the plan accordingly.
Yes. LifeWell Physio offers pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy at home for women in Sirsi Road, Jaipur. Dr. Rohit Kumar brings an exercise mat, bands, a ball and positioning pillows, so you can be treated comfortably in your own room. Send a WhatsApp message with your weeks of pregnancy or time since delivery, your main concern and your locality, and we will suggest a suitable visit time.
Yes, you can. Many women feel more comfortable with a female physiotherapist for pregnancy, postnatal and pelvic floor care. Please mention this when you contact us and we will arrange one on request where possible. Whoever visits, every step of the assessment is explained, nothing is done without your consent, and a family member is welcome to be present.
Gentle breathing, pelvic floor squeezes, ankle movements and short walks can usually begin within the first days after a normal delivery, and a little more slowly after a C-section, as advised by your doctor. More demanding exercise is usually built up after your postnatal check at around six weeks. Running, jumping and heavy lifting often need a longer graded build-up, especially after a caesarean.
Diastasis recti is a widening of the gap between the two sides of the tummy muscles. You may notice a ridge or doming down the middle of the tummy when you sit up from lying, or a soft gap you can feel with your fingers. Some gap is normal after pregnancy. We check the width and depth of the gap and how well your deep muscles work, then plan exercises accordingly.
Leaking a little urine when you cough, sneeze, laugh or lift is common after pregnancy, but it is not something you have to accept. Pelvic floor muscle training, taught correctly and done regularly, helps many women improve. If leakage is severe, you feel a bulge or heaviness in the vagina, or you have pain or burning, please see your gynaecologist as well.
Pelvic girdle pain usually eases with a mix of gentle exercises, changing how you move, and short-term support. Keeping knees together when turning in bed or getting out of a car, taking stairs one step at a time, avoiding standing on one leg to dress, and using a pillow between the knees at night often help. A pelvic support belt may be useful for walking.
Yes, when suitable. After the first home assessment in Sirsi Road, Jaipur, follow-up exercise sessions can continue on live video, which many new mothers find easier around feeds and naps. Video works well for core, pelvic floor and return-to-exercise progressions. If you have new pain, bleeding, wound concerns or need hands-on treatment, we will arrange a home visit or advise you to see your doctor.
Yes. LifeWell Physio provides home visit women's health physiotherapy in Sirsi Road, Jaipur. Home sessions are practical for pregnant women and new mothers, who can be treated privately with the baby close by. Share your stage of pregnancy or delivery date, type of delivery, main concern and locality on WhatsApp or call +91 96361 84465.
The fee depends on your concern, the treatment needed and how many visits are planned. We share the charges clearly on WhatsApp before the first visit, with no hidden charges. For longer plans, such as postnatal core and pelvic floor recovery over several weeks, package options and video sessions are available. Message us for exact information.
Normal delivery ke baad halki saans aur pelvic floor exercise kuch dino mein shuru ho sakti hai, jabki C-section ke baad doctor ki salah se dheere shuru karna chahiye. Dr. Rohit Kumar ghar aakar tummy gap aur kamar ki jaanch karte hain aur safe exercise sikhate hain. Bahut zyada bleeding, bukhar ya tanke mein dard ho to pehle doctor ko dikhayein.
It varies with the type of delivery, your fitness before pregnancy and the problem being treated. Many women notice better core strength and less back pain within about 6-12 weeks of regular exercise. Diastasis recti or pelvic floor weakness can take a few months to improve. We progress exercises gradually and adjust them around feeding and sleep routines.
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