The degree of disability and the degree of disability of a person who has sustained a physical function after being among the pawns depends largely on the extent of the damage to the cerebro-cortic motor area. Rehabilitation treatment is essential for the rehabilitation of pawns and can help them to regain their physical and motor functions. Rehabilitation treatment should take place as soon as possible, and rehabilitation treatment should begin at the hospital within 48 hours of the recommendation, even within 24 hours of the expert advice.
Aerobic exercise of 20 to 60 minutes per day by the pawn patient. Research shows that the exercise and development of your body helps your body recover from the pawns. This is especially good if you can keep working for six months.
In addition to aerobics and force training, patients among the pawns should be regularly engaged in outreach campaigns to increase flexibility. You might find it difficult to lift your arms and move your legs. Try to stretch your body before or after other exercise so that your actions become easier to execute.
The rehabilitation of hand and arm pawns includes passive actions or exercises, which are done with the help of a therapist, and more active exercises that you do with little or no help. These exercises are most effective when repeated frequently. This repetition is the best way to reduce rigidity and muscle pain, even if they are not the most comfortable at first. The two main objectives of rehabilitation during rehabilitation of the arm pawns are to increase muscle control and reduce convulsions. Continued muscle contraction can cause pain and other problems.
The following training methods are recommended for paraplegic physical rehabilitation, including neurologists, rehabilitation doctors, rehabilitation trainers, etc., taking into account the actual situation of patients. 1. Inducing motor therapy: For example, if a pawn interferes with an arm ‘ s motor function, the normal side of the hand can be placed in a glove, using paraplegic body exercise skills. It is easier to rely on the arm of the normal side at the outset. It’s easy to develop a pattern of behaviour that does not use side by side. This makes it easier to lose rehabilitation opportunities. Because early muscle activation is essential for good recovery, you should spend as much time as possible on your arm. Runner training: If your pawns cause a leg problem, it helps you. When you walk on a machine, you may need a technology to support you. 3. Virtual reality training: You can play computer games, perform game tasks, help you practice arm or leg sports in games.
Passive stretching of a pawn’s arm is particularly important to reduce convulsions. “The extension of an arm with another arm is the cornerstone of the spasm’s self-management.” It refers primarily to the use of another arm to move a disabled arm, and to the use of an unaffected hand to stretch the thumb and all the fingers on the affected hand. These are known as passive motion, which can help prevent muscle reduction and joint rigidity.
Passive physical training is guided primarily by the following guidelines: the movement of arms within the entire movement is carried out at least three times a day. The muscles are stretched softly to the point of slight discomfort. Then keep stretching for at least 60 seconds.
Extension campaigns help prevent spasms and other problems, but they do not directly address the main obstacle — arm control. It is important to keep sensory information inside and out of the brain in order to prevent non-useful cycles. Sensory information such as acupuncture, massage, etc. from touch can enhance greater recovery. Moreover, such an activity would also contribute to your independence during your rehabilitation.
The post-minus arm active function exercises and the repeated use of the arm to perform the mission is effective for the post-minus recovery. Moreover, repeated exercises are now considered to be key to the rehabilitation of pawns, as is the practice of steps in the learning of instruments.
Inducing motor therapy is an effective method of active training, encouraging the use of affected arms for active exercise training. This includes restricting the use of unaffected hands for hours every day, putting gloves on their hands and carrying out tasks over and over again with the affected arms. Studies have shown that this technology can last for two years and contribute to the rehabilitation of the affected arm function of persons with moderate to moderate impairments.
Other studies have shown that such active and repeated “forced use” of hands and fingers can actually contribute to improved cortical neurocell function, leading to brain reorganisation to help move side arms and improve arm control. Therefore, it is recommended that the following training activities be tried every day in daily life: the finger is placed on the refrigerator doorknob or on the drawer handle, and the door or drawer is repeatedly opened and closed. Holds a plastic bag in the affected hands and exercises to put something light in the bag. Get your clothes out of the washing machine and put them on the shelf. Carrying light objects and placing them in their assigned position with their upper and lower arms, respectively. The use of hand-held toothbrushes for toothbrushes etc. In addition to stretching, functional and intensive exercises, other techniques may help you to recover your arm. An active-passive two-sided treatment can upset the balance between the two sides of the brain. Active-passive two-sided treatment involves the use of unaffected hands together with affected hands. When combined with other therapies, it may help to better work on both sides of the brain, restore balance and possibly improve hand function.
There is also a need for a combination of balanced training, as patients among pawns often lose balance. It is recommended that patients of the pawns include in their daily rehabilitation training two or three balancing or coordinating exercises.
