Exploring Physiotherapy

One fine day, your most loved relative got a brain attack, and eventually, they could not perform everyday tasks without assistance. This can be heart-wrenching, but it’s a reality. Stroke is a condition that occurs when there is an obstruction in blood vessels present in the brain. This obstruction blocks the blood supply, which either results in the bursting of the vessel or deprives a section of the brain of blood flow.  As the section of the brain is unable to receive blood and nutrition, it stops working. Although quick emergency treatment during stroke is the key to saving lives, effective therapy sessions are essential to regain mobility and strength to perform various activities normally. You must be curious to know how therapies do wonders for stroke patients. Isn’t it? The coming sections provide answers to your doubts. Effects of Stroke Each part of the brain controls a different body function. Therefore, the impact of stroke largely depends on the part of the brain wher...

  Featured Image Credit When the symptoms of cerebral palsy primarily appear in a child, it not only creates stress and anxiety for parents but also confuses health professionals. This happens because a neuromuscular disorder manifests differently in every patient. Therefore, healthcare providers might require extra time to monitor their symptoms and provide appropriate treatment. But hydrotherapy is a must for every neuromuscular ailment, including cerebral palsy. It helps a child in multiple ways, such as increased stability, better flexibility, reduced discomfort, etc. Do you want to know how?  Continue reading! What is Cerebral palsy? First thing first, what is cerebral palsy? This is a neuromuscular condition that affects the body movements, posture, and coordination in a child. It is caused due to abnormal brain development and damage to the developing brain before, during, or after birth. Treatment Options for CP To manage the symptoms of CP in a child, medical professi...