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Paralysis right side body.
My mom had accident 2 years ago after surgery she got paralysis. Now she can walk but not perfect but right hand movement not going on. If I can continue physiotherapy she can full recover or effect daily activities for herself.
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Keep continue physiotherapy treatment it will recover
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First of all, we have to check muscle strength and muscle tightness.
Based on that, plan treatment
Consult with senior neuro physiotherapist nearby
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She should consult a Neuro physician for complete assessment and medication.
She should continue physiotherapy.
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osteopathy and balancing exercises will help.
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U can continue her physiotherapy after examination by a senior physiotherapist for what sort of weakness flaccid or spastic group muscle power examination
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advanced PNF technique s would assure for complete recovery
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do routine exercises infront of mirror
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Hi,
It's better to consult an Occupational therapist for assessment and treatment.they will help her to restore functional skills and improve her activities of daily living.
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further guidance mail us maxwellrehabcenter@gmail. com
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Yes definitely she can recover.
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Yes definitely but may I know whether she developed Right Shoulder subluxation? if yes then focus over there by Shoulder stabilisation brace, Neuromuscular Electrical stimulation (Faradic stimulation), then Progressive resisted exercises, or if only hand functions impaired then try to Visit Occupational Therapist for that.
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Yussss definitely physiotherapy only treatment for paralysis..u should continue physiotherapy untill full recovery of patient
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Through exercises and stimulation only the movements will start. Physiotherapy should be continued, it will take time to recover fully in order to gain strength to muscles exercises must be done atleast thrice a day even after physio session.
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