Myra Physiocare Physiotherapy Clinic

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Spinal Cord Injuries Physiotherapy

Spinal cord injuries (SCI) can result in a range of impairments, including loss of motor and sensory function, which can have a significant impact on a person's ability to perform daily activities.

Here are some key components of physiotherapy for individuals with SCI:

  1. Range of motion exercises: SCI can result in joint stiffness and contractures, which can limit a person’s ability to move. Range of motion exercises help maintain joint mobility and prevent further stiffness.

  2. Strengthening exercises: SCI can result in muscle weakness, especially in the areas below the level of injury. Strengthening exercises can help improve muscle strength, which can improve functional abilities such as standing and walking.

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To help every human being to live a better and healthier life, through expert manual therapy treatments that don’t solely rely on exercise or the use of electrical machines or heat packs. 

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We value you, your time and your health. That is why we have created The Myra Physiocare to help you achieve amazing results in the fastest possible time.

  • Balance and coordination training: SCI can affect a person’s ability to balance and coordinate movements, which can increase the risk of falls. Balance and coordination training can help improve these skills and reduce the risk of falls.
  • Respiratory training: SCI can affect the muscles involved in breathing, which can lead to respiratory complications such as pneumonia. Respiratory training can help improve lung function and prevent these complications.
  • Assistive device training: Many individuals with SCI require assistive devices such as wheelchairs, braces, or crutches to move around. Physiotherapists can help individuals learn how to use these devices safely and effectively.
  • Education and self-management: Physiotherapists can provide education on SCI, including how to prevent complications, manage pain, and perform exercises independently.
  • Functional training: Physiotherapists can also provide functional training to help individuals with SCI perform daily activities such as dressing, bathing, and cooking.
      • It’s important to note that physiotherapy interventions for SCI will vary depending on the individual’s level of injury, severity of impairment, and overall health status. A thorough assessment by a physiotherapist is necessary to develop an individualized treatment plan.