New centre launched by OPTM Health Care at Mumbai

OPTM Health Care has launched a new centre in Andheri on Friday much to the relief of people who are suffering from osteoarthritis, slip disc, lumbar spondylosis, cervical spondylosis, gout, varicose veins, arthritis and other musculoskeletal disorders. The centre is the third in the city among other OPTM centres which are based on the concept of Phytotherapy.

Dr Apurba Ganguly, chairman-founder and chief research officer of OPTM, invented the AG Electro Pulse Therapy which is aimed at pain management. Ganguly said, “Our treatment is the only one that can bring back symmetry of knees, with recovery from pain. Phytotherapy uses natural formulation, but it can’t be equated with Ayurveda or Kabiraji.”

Ganguly firmly upholds that OPTM can help a patient recover from all musculoskeletal disorders and is the only pain care organization that can do this. He said, “Nearly 99% of pain clinics or specialists in India don’t know how to diagnose pain. For example, when you are suffering from knee pain, the specialist only checks your knee region. The pain in a particular region cannot be the parameter of degeneration.”

OPTM has developed unique pain diagnostic parameters which can check muscle damage, skeleton muscle damage, anatomical asymmetry, inflammation and degeneration between the joints.

“While others can only provide temporary relief, we can provide a permanent end to pain. Our unique internationally-recognized diagnosis and treatment procedure can check the improvement of damaged muscle, damaged skeleton muscle and inflammation, along with increase in gap between joints,” said Ganguly.

Ganguly also said that the main aim of OPTM is to reduce oxidative stress and regenerate damaged cells responsible for any kind of disorder. Unlike other ‘pathies’, OPTM’s aim is not to reduce pain but regenerate.

Ganguly started his own clinic in Kolkata in 1991 which was named Krish Pain Treatment & Research Centre. Ganguly’s research has recently been published in the US in an international medical journal. His findings are also being taught at the New York Chiropractic College.