Post Stroke exercises for upper limb and hand (Stage 2 $ 3)

Problems with arm function (upper limb impairments) are very common after a stroke. These upper limb impairments commonly include difficulty moving and co‐ordinating the arms, hands and fingers, often resulting in difficulty carrying out daily activities such as eating, dressing and washing. More than half of people with upper limb impairment after stroke will still have problems many months to years after their stroke. Improving arm function is a core element of rehabilitation. Many possible interventions have been developed; these may involve different exercises or training, specialist equipment or techniques, or they could take the form of a drug (pill or injection) given to help arm movement.

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