Walking After a Stroke
Regaining movement following a stroke is typically one of the most significant and important obstacles that patients face during rehabilitation. The autonomy that comes from
Regaining movement following a stroke is typically one of the most significant and important obstacles that patients face during rehabilitation. The autonomy that comes from
Welcome to the Topic “Rehabilitation for arthritis” Arthritis is also known as a rheumatic disease. These diseases are inflammatory, which means that they cause an
Welcome to the Topic “Sciatica rehabilitation” Sciatica is a medical condition relating to the sciatic nerve branching from your lower back. The sciatic nerves branch
Welcome to the Topic “Rehabilitation for epilepsy ” Epilepsy is a brain disorder that results in multiple seizures. Due to the sudden change in the
Welcome to the Topic “Rehabilitation for Alzheimer’s” Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that is well-known but often mistaken for dementia itself. While dementia
Welcome to the Topic “Stroke rehabilitation ” Strokes are very common medical issues, but few are aware of the exact symptoms, causes, or treatments. Strokes