• Regularly medicines reduce the impact of side effects yet don’t deal with the fundamental reason though Physiotherapy embraces the varied approach and chips away at a physiological level to begin a development and reinforcing the body prompting less weight on nerves, spine, and cerebrum.
• To conclude, neurological conditions are difficult to recognize but with the right therapist, you will be able to whisk them away.
Neurological Rehabilitation is a large area of treatment that involves many different aspects. The rehabilitation process depends on the individual so there are various approaches that can be used. There are some direct treatments as well as education and training for the patient and any carers involved. Equipment is sometimes needed and this can be used during treatment or ordered specifically for the patient. Rehabilitation includes exercise programs to improve movement, prevent or decrease weakness caused by lack of use, manage spasticity and pain, and maintain range of motion | Social and behavioural skills retraining | Stress, anxiety, and depression management | Speech therapy to help with speaking, reading, writing, or swallowing | Bladder and bowel retraining | Activities to improve mobility (movement), muscle control, gait (walking), and balance.
Paralysis [Stroke] | Facial Paralysis [Bell’s Palsy] | Balance Problem | Spinal Cord Injury | Guillain Barre syndrome [GBS] | Muscle weakness | Multiple Sclerosis [MS] | Parkinson’s Disease | Acquired Brain Injury | Ataxia | Traumatic Brain Injury | Head Injury | Difficulty in Walking