Is it possible to somehow extract a derivative from numeric solution of partial differential equation?

I know there is a command that does it for dsolve but i couldn't find the same thing for pdsolve.

The actual problem i have is that i have to take a numeric solution, calculate a derivative from it and later use it somewhere else, but the solution that i have is just a set of numbers an array of some sort and i can't really do that because obviously i will get a zero each time.

Perhaps there is a way to interpolate this numeric solution somehow?

I found that someone asked a similar question earlier but i couldn't find an answer for it.

Hello!

So as the title says i have a problem with solution of second order differential equation system.

The problem is that after i set some initial conditions and check the solution when the time equals zero, the solution graph is completely different from my initial conditions which is obviously incorrect. I know that i can change "spacestep" parameter, but i am not sure if it is the only way to fix the problem. Are there any other ways to fix this?

Here is a part of my code if it helps

r0=1.570796327
theta0=6.000000000