Rehabilitation

Stop Cognitive Decline With These Three Solutions

By |2020-03-02T10:30:12-05:00March 2nd, 2020|Rehabilitation|

As we age, cognition declines naturally in some of us. Interestingly, not everyone suffers this condition as they age. Why do some of us get it but others don’t? Possibly because those with high stress levels, and heavy smokers or drinkers, are more likely to experience rapid decline. So for the most at-risk groups what [...]

What Causes Wheezing – Is It Serious?

By |2024-01-25T13:04:56-05:00February 24th, 2020|Rehabilitation|

Wheezing is a rasping sound you make when you breathe, and there are many different causes. Breathing supplies oxygen to the blood and keeps us alive so anything hampering this process is potentially very serious. Having a clear airway—one unobstructed by mucus or an inflammation—is vital for your good health and well-being. Anyone who [...]

Muscle Weakness After Heart Failure

By |2020-02-03T10:18:19-05:00February 3rd, 2020|Rehabilitation|

One of the most common conditions in the United States is heart failure, which affects about 5 million people every year. Heart failure is such a debilitating condition that affects the entire body. This also causes extreme muscle weakness. As a result, many who suffer from it are often encouraged to lose weight and [...]

How Can Physical Therapy Help After Bypass Surgery?

By |2020-01-27T10:07:04-05:00January 27th, 2020|Rehabilitation|

It’s no wonder that physical therapy after bypass surgery is important. How long does it take one to recover from the surgery? What side effects can I expect? Those are just some questions a patient, or their family, may have after they or a loved one undergoes bypass surgery.Bypass surgery has become the most common [...]

Maintaining Cognitive Function Using Occupational Therapy

By |2022-08-18T15:31:07-04:00January 20th, 2020|Rehabilitation|

Can occupational therapy prevent the decline of cognitive function in older patients? The answer is “Yes”! Cognitive decline and impairment are complex disorders requiring multi-faceted treatment. The application of occupational therapy has been shown to reduce symptoms, improve outcomes, and sometimes even arrest the development of the dysfunction. How occupational therapy works Occupational therapy can [...]

What Is Involved In Rehab After Hospital?

By |2020-01-06T15:15:50-05:00December 16th, 2019|Rehabilitation|

Many people who have had a medical emergency or surgery will need a period of rehabilitation after hospital. Fractures, brain injuries, amputation, heart attacks and hip replacements are the kinds of things which require time for you to recover. The aim of rehabilitation therapies after amputation or other serious surgery and treatments is to [...]

Recovering Your Speech After A Stroke

By |2020-01-06T15:16:20-05:00December 9th, 2019|Rehabilitation|

Regaining your speech after a stroke is a top priority for anyone in this unfortunate position. One of the after-effects of a stroke is speech impairment or complete loss of speech. However, there is hope for all patients no matter how severely they are affected. The good news is that many patients recover their [...]

What You Should Know About Post Amputation Care

By |2020-01-06T15:15:15-05:00December 2nd, 2019|Rehabilitation|

If you’ve had a serious accident, or illness, and lost one or more limbs, post-amputation care is essential. Many patients will be disorientated and depressed, so they will need all the help they can get. Regaining your independence, self-esteem and as much mobility as possible will be the key aim. However, it’s important to [...]

Therapies At Cardiac Rehabilitation Centers

By |2020-01-06T15:36:24-05:00September 16th, 2019|Rehabilitation|

Cardiac rehabilitation centers play an important part in the lives of patients who’ve had a heart attack. Heart failure or surgery can be a scary experience. You and your loved ones should get as much information as you can to find out what cardiac rehab involves. Cardiac rehabilitation won’t turn back the clock in [...]

How Dementia Affects Speech And Language

By |2020-01-06T15:37:02-05:00September 10th, 2019|Rehabilitation|

It is well known that dementia affects speech and language. Indeed, one of the symptoms of dementia may be communication problems. The condition can develop slowly or be brought on, for instance, by a stroke. Dementia is not a normal part of ageing, or inevitable as we grow older, but it mainly affects elderly people. [...]

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