Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Rehabilitation
Slows down disease progression, improves fatigue management and motor function through therapy and supportive interventions.
Why Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation is Done
- To slow disease progression and maintain function
- Reduces fatigue, slows down disease progression and improves motor function through therapy and supportive interventions.
- To improve mobility and balance
- To address bladder and bowel dysfunction
- To enhance quality of life and independence
How Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of symptoms and functional abilities
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Exercise Therapy: Low-impact aerobic and strength training
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Balance Training: Stability exercises to prevent falls
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Fatigue Management: Energy conservation techniques
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Bladder Training: Pelvic floor exercises and continence strategies