stroke patients

Physical Therapy for Stroke Patients: Stroke Physical Therapy: Freedom From Immobility

...  which can take a long time to regain. Undergoing the after effects of a stroke is very frustrating since you basically have to relearn how to do the everyday activities you are used to. That is why there are several fitness centers in NC that offer specialized programs for those recovering from a stroke. It will not be a quick or easy process, but proper exercise can help you regain most if not all of your former range of motion and control. There are several exercises that were created for stroke patients to help in restoring independent movement. Right after a stroke, it is common for patients to be unable to move at all. These exercises are designed to start very simply. As movement slowly returns and strength is built back up in the body, these exercises slowly become more challenging. Eventually, patients are able to walk on a treadmill and do other basic exercises without help. At the same time, your physical therapy program will include activities designed to help recover your dexterity and fine motor skills as you relearn basic activities. Finding the right fitness center to help with your recovery is very important. At ACT by Deese, they have trained attendants who are well-versed in designing programs for stroke patients. You will have a personal trainer with you at all times, rather than being left alone with the gym equipment. With their expert assistance, you can be back on your feet and in control of your movements. Along with physical therapy, their physical trainers are also qualified to help with weight loss, NC diabetic exercise and Parkinsons exercise. The quality of life of patrons is the number one priority for Act by Deese. They are known for their different programs considering ...

To Do Lists to Help Depression

  To Do Lists to Help Depression – Our Website: http://www.depressiontoexpression.com Like me of Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/mentalhealthhelp Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ex…   by 3 0 d a g a r m e d a n a l h u s Majlis: Alliance has tools to help depressed I was once asked “how does it feel to be depressed?” I smiled and said: “It feels like drowning. You keep fighting and struggling to save your life and you try harder and harder as your chest can't bear the pain of lacking oxygen. Then you feel tired … Read more on The National Read more... ...

To a Medical Doctor About Opiate Addiction and PAWS (Post Acute Withdraw Syndrome)?

Question by JiNx: To a Medical Doctor about Opiate addiction and PAWS (Post Acute Withdraw Syndrome)? I have off and on, mostly on, been addicted to prescription pain medications (Opiates) for about 10 years (I’m almost 30 now, and started at age 19-20). I have tried to quit many times, failed many times, did succeed once early on, for 6 months, but started again (Thought it would always be easy to quit). It is literally… a nightmare now. I have a child, I am single (My parents, god bless them, have helped me take care of him, but I would do anything to get from underneath this medication to do this independent, just cannot do it sick, and my PAWS seems to never end), and don’t know how I am ever going to be able to get off of it… or a dependable form of medication to maintain the addiction (Methadone, Suboxone). I guess what my question is, are there doctors that prescribe METHADONE for the maintaining of the addiction, not for pain? Suboxone would work, if I c ...

Robot Gives Recovering Stroke Patients a Helping Hand

...  gives recovering stroke patients a helping hand … companies know sooner when they should stop testing a particular medication.” The robot is currently being used to help stroke victims at the Burke Rehabilitation and Research Hospital in White Plains, N.Y. and the Western Infirmary in Glasglow … Read more on Tech Page One Know the signs of stroke and act FAST! WNH also partners with Via Christi-St. Francis, which is a primary stroke center. Together they offer complete care for any stroke victim ...

Is This True: “A Needle Can Save the Life of a Stroke Patient”?

Question by smile: Is this true: “A Needle Can Save The Life Of A Stroke Patient“? I dont know if i should believe this or not: NEEDLE CAN SAVE THE LIFE OF A STROKE PATIENT Read more... ...

What Are the Most Recent Songs on Rolling Stone Top 500?

by DennisSylvesterHurd Question by Man on the Moon: what are the most recent songs on rolling stone top 500? By recent I mean like the most recently made songs. Best answer: Answer by The Beatles = Kings of MusicOnly 26 songs from the 2000s years are on the list and they are “Crazy” by Gnarles Barkley (#100) “Crazy In Love” by Beyonce featuring Jay-Z (#118) “Moment of Surrender” by U2 (#160) “99 Problems” by Jay-Z (#172) “Rehab” by Amy Winehouse (#194) “Paper Planes” by MIA (#236) “Mississippi” by Bob Dylan (#260) Read more... ...

Welcome to Specialized Physical Therapy

...  to Specialized Physical Therapy –   School of Medicine Retreat Envisions Ideal Learning Environments Sunita Mutha, MD, works in a small-group breakout session. … The old model revolves around a physician and has a hierarchical construction that may marginalize contributions by professionals, such as nurses, pharmacists and physical therapists. A new … Read more on UCSF News Services CardioBuzz: Prevention for Octogenarians Plus, the cost of care for stroke patients is enormous when one considers assisted living, physical and occupational therapy, and other costs. … This [over-prescription of statins and antihypertensives in patients 80 and older] may be true … Read more on MedPage Today Read ...