Neuro Physiotherapy Questions

Hello madam,
The symptoms described by you and the MRI report corelate. It means that you have significant disc problem. It is considered as a strong indicator of surgery if you have weakness of muscle. Generally for disc related problems conservative treatment by medication and physiotherapy will work, but when muscle weakness is present, then there is high risk of progression and chances of recovery of muscle power cannot be predicted. If you recover from this problem without surgery it wi...more

Stem Cell therapy ,proper exercises and PEMF Therapy are modes of fast recovery.
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dear lybrate user
its good to hear that you see the right & effective results of physiotherapy treatment.As you have well known about erb's palsy now.it takes time to strength up the weak muscle which have already partial paralized or total wasting of muscle. My advice is to continue physiotherapy untill you got successful results.

Hello! As per your issue. First clear your mind that lifting heavy weight is always a cause of back issue.
Sometimes what happen is gradually bones (here I mean for spine) getting degradation but they don't show any sign and symptoms.
But when the degeneration is set ,then they start showing symptoms! So.
First - get to know that is there are any previous minor issue in back.
Second - check whether pain is in back only or its moving down in one leg or both legs.
And ,yes do v...more

Related with heart and their vessels.Illness are ischaemic heart disease.heart attack.pericardial effusion.diseases of valves.aortic aneurism

You must have developed tennis elbow
Apply hot fomentation
Wear compression bandage
Avoid twisting movements

Hello, in my knowledge it can really help her, enhance and/or maximise the functional ability.
Nothing is hundred percent guaranteed but rather than letting her be, it is better to get treatment done.
Will be good for you and your family.
Consult a neurologist before going ahead, there are other ways too, so it would be good to show her reports, history etc. To a neurologist and go ahead.

Start with physiotherapy (ift + ultra sonic) treatment with stretching exercise. Take calcium and methylcobalamine supplement also.