Expert Advice: Enhancing Post-Stroke Walking
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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#physicaltherapy #stroke #spasticity
For me abnormal synergy is everywhere. 1. If I bend the knee on my unaffected side the affected side knee also wants to bend. 2. If I bend the knee on the affected side, my arm also flexes. 3. If I do leg raises on my affected side, the knee likes to bend. I think not having foot and ankle movement contributes to most of it. It's like my brain doesn't know the difference between the arm and the leg, When I lift the affected side leg up, it wants to drop down quickly, I think that's the tone/spasticity. I also can't bring my foot up towards my back, so this affects walking also. Still working, it's a tough road but still going.
Same here
What a wonderful explanation for disasociation. Thank you so much Dr Tara Tobias for this superb video
Agreed, the videos are so helpful.
Great to see you this week Arjun! Glad you found this one helpful!
I noticed this when I am tired and walk more than usual or as I climb the stairs. Thanks Tara, certainly in a daily rotation. Have a nice week.😄
Glad these videos are helping you Darko!
Thanks Dr for this orientation.
Amazing video ❤
This video really helps
Awesome Darrell! I am so glad you found this one helpful!
Thank you for the information ❤👍
Thank you for watching. I hope it helps!
My gait feels like I’m trying to grab the ground in front of me with my toes
Me too! I remember the first time I walked in my yard post-stroke. It was like my feet were trying to get hold of the ground. Like claws trying to dig into the ground, weird right
I've always said that especially in public it gets way worse , I'm fighting myself to move. I think it triggers a panic attack out in public which causes my affected side muscles to stiffen
Thank you for the advise. I will start incorporating that onto my rehab. I noticed my walking worsen when I move a lot. Working out is a challenge buy I'm committed. Thanks again. Good stuff ❤
Thanks for watching! I am glad you found this video helpful!
Thanks doctor.
Thank you for watching! I hope it helps you!
My right-side stroke was understandably treated according to the apparent physical conditions of the leg and arm extremities. But an overarching factor concerns my core control and general responsiveness to environmental surprises. I found that after my stroke, I was very skiddish to the point of losing my balance upon a simple honk of the horn. Although I'm getting stronger with greater resilience to the surprises, I'm guessing it'll be many more years before I'm close to where I was beforehand. Anyway, I found my core to be equally if not more affected than the obvious extremities which have the finite muscular definition we can all visually perceive.
Excelentes ensinamentos ❤
Awesome! I hope it helps!
3:05 HA! your dog is also stretching.
Hello I am recovering from a stroke . What would cause the knee to snap backwards instead of smoothly when walking up stairs or a incline any information would be helpful thank you.