Consulting shoulder physiotherapist. If anybody is getting pain and stiffness complaints of shoulder, i can consult till ur doorway. ask m ur problems n get them solved.

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Mahesh Mudkhedkar said…
Hello Dr.Nikhil, my wife came to consult with you regarding delayed milestone problem with my sun (Sarthak Mudkhedkar), you have given couple of exercise for him and asked to follow your blog if we forget the steps, but I am not able to find those steps on your blog. Can you please describe those steps in blog will be great full.

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Mahesh
March 19, 2010 at 9:58 AM
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