AQ Health Care - World Class Robotic Neuro Rehab - Paralysis Treatment in Jaipur

Yes, paralysis is treated by physiotherapy. We give treatment in which we stimulate the muscles by giving electrical modalities and also provide the basic and advanced physiotherapy treatment, from which a paralyzed person can again stand on his feet and live his life more better and normalised the day-to-day activity , and gains confidence.  Visit Now AQ Health Care for Paralysis Treatment in Jaipur.

It depends upon the condition like:
Hemiplegia
Paraplegia
Quadriplegia
Monoplegia

Full recovery from a paralytic attack can take around 6 months to 1 year depending on the severity of the condition as well as the part of the brain affected.

Physiotherapy treatment may include: Exercises to strengthen weak muscles in the arms legs and trunk. Muscle stretching to reduce pain and stiffness and to prevent soft tissue contractures. Gait retraining with the use of mobility aids such as crutches or walking frame if necessary.

There are a lot type of therapy included.:

Passive exercise: in which all over joint movement is provided by the Physiotherapist to the patient, to stimulate the muscles and joints.

Electrical stimulation:
Different types of modalities are used to activate the nerves , which brings back the conduction and activates the muscle group.

Mental Practice:
It involves visualizing yourself performing a movement that you want to perform. The practice is all in your head and requires no actual movement.

Mirror therapy:

is a great way to recover from hand paralysis after stroke. It involves placing a mirror over your affected hand and doing hand therapy exercises with your non-affected hand. This “tricks” your brain into thinking that you’re moving your affected hand and helps rewire the brain.

Bells palsy is a health condition in which the 7th cranial nerve or the facial nerve is swollen, compressed or damaged that lead to temporary weakness or paralysis on one side of your face. The actual fact of the bell’s palsy is idiopathic or unknown, but nerve damage can be a cause of traumatic injury, viral infection, and neurologic cases.

Physiotherapy can assist to stimulate the nerve by using an electrical stimulation machine, facial massage to increase blood circulation and promotes healing, and facial muscle exercises individually done based on their function.

I don’t understand the term permanent facial paralysis.

In paralysis, Physiotherapist’s role is very important. It slowly but surely trained your muscles to get mobilised. The muscular strength gets recovered slowly but definitely in about three months.

Paralysis is called as Hemiplegia. Its affects one side of the body. The word Hemi means “Half”. Hemiplegia is often identify as either the right or left hemiplegia, depending on which side of the body is affected. Hemiplegia is cured by some of the occupational therapy its helps to improve affected area. These some of the methods are helpful in Paralysis recovery:- Range-of-Motion Exercises Flexibility Training Electrical Stimulation Motor Imagery (MI)

AQ Health Care is the best Clinic of Jaipur where Paralysis patient is treated from Robotic Neuro-Most Advanced Machine. Expert team of Physiotherapist with more then 50+ years of experience.

Physiotherapy is an important of the treatment of peripheral facial paralysis and should include the practice of facial exercises performed by the individual; use machines to relieve pain; stretches; massage and apply of heat as ice to facilitate movements.

Physical therapy session should be particularized and should take about 40 minutes. Recovery time differ greatly from one individual to another, but on average it should be done 4 months to 1 year of physiotherapy.

Bell’s palsy is a a paralysis of Facial nerve having following signs and symptoms:- B blink reflex lost E earache L loss of taste L lacrimation increased/ decresed ‘S sudden onset Palay of muscles of facial expressions Treatment includes Corticosteroids and at times Acyclovir ( antiviral) along with neurotropics and physiotherapy. Treatment if started within 72 hours of attack has superb prognosis and complete recovery is seen in majority of patients within 6 weeks to 6 months.

Improve motor control
Use several different techniques for sensory stimulation to facilitate movement.

Learning theory approach (Conductive education and motor relearning theory)
Functional electrical stimulation
Help restore motor control, spasticity, and hemiplegia
Biofeedback
Limb physiotherapy
Use of passive and assistive care devices.

Other treatments include
Tone management, Sensory re-education, Balance retraining, Fall prevention, Gait re-education, Functional mobility training