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Neuro Stroke Rehab in physiotherapy refers to the specialized rehabilitation programs aimed at helping individuals recover from a stroke, with a focus on restoring movement, strength, balance, and independence. Stroke can cause a wide range of physical impairments, including weakness or paralysis on one side of the body, difficulty with coordination and balance, and challenges with speech or cognitive function. Physiotherapists work with stroke survivors to address these issues through targeted treatments that enhance recovery and improve quality of life. Our Expert physiotherapists of Healing Touch Pain Clinic & World’s Best equipments are available to treat the weakness or paralysis of your body

Common Problems in Stroke Paralysis

✅ 1. Stroke-Induced Paralysis

Cause: Disruption of blood supply to the brain leading to damage in motor-control areas, resulting in weakness or paralysis on one side of the body.

✅ 2. Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)

Cause: Trauma, fall, accident, or compression injuring the spinal cord and interrupting nerve communication between the brain and limbs.

✅ 3. Nerve Compression Paralysis

Cause: Pinching or severe irritation of peripheral nerves due to fractures, disc problems, entrapment, or swelling.

✅ 4. Neuropathy-Related Weakness

Cause: Nerve damage from diabetes, infections, toxins, or autoimmune disorders leading to gradual muscle weakness or paralysis.

✅ 5. Bell’s Palsy / Facial Paralysis

Cause: Inflammation or viral attack on the facial nerve causing sudden one-side facial drooping.

✅ 6. Parkinson’s & Neurodegenerative Weakness

Cause: Loss of dopamine-producing cells or progressive neurological diseases leading to stiffness, tremors, and mobility difficulty.

✅ 7. Post-Surgery Paralysis or Weakness

Cause: Nerve injury or prolonged immobilization after neurosurgery, spine surgery, or orthopaedic procedures.

🧠 Advanced Technologies in Neuro & Paralysis Rehabilitation

⚡ 1. Matrix Rhythm Therapy (MaRhyT)

Delivers rhythmic micro-vibrations at 8–12 Hz to normalize cellular movement, restore tissue flexibility, and reduce nerve tension.

Uses in Neuro & Paralysis Rehab

A. Releases spasticity and rigid muscles
B. Improves nerve conduction and blood circulation
C. Enhances mobility in stroke & SCI patients
D. Reduces facial nerve inflammation in Bell’s Palsy
E. Improves limb coordination & muscle activation
F. Helps restore normal movement patterns

🧲 2. 3 Tesla Magneto Therapy

Applies high-intensity magnetic pulses (up to 3 Tesla) to stimulate deep muscles and nerves without pain.

Uses in Neuro & Paralysis Rehab

A. Activates weak or non-functioning muscles
B. Improves nerve regeneration and neuromuscular connection
C. Reduces neuropathic pain & nerve inflammation
D. Enhances balance, mobility, and gait in paralysis patients
E. Boosts muscle strength without strain
F. Accelerates recovery in post-stroke & nerve injuries

Equipment Used For : Neuro Stroke Rehab Paralysis Treatment

Treatment Procedure :Neuro Stroke Rehab Paralysis Treatment

🏥 How Healing Touch Helps in Neuro & Paralysis Rehabilitation

Healing Touch Bankura provides specialized neuro-rehabilitation for patients with paralysis, nerve injuries, stroke, and mobility disorders.

Matrix Rhythm Therapy gently restores muscle rhythm, reduces stiffness, and improves circulation in weak or spastic muscles.
3 Tesla Magneto Therapy stimulates deep nerves and muscles, accelerating nerve recovery and improving movement control.
Together, these advanced therapies revive nerve-muscle pathways, reduce complications, and boost functional recovery.
Our expert physiotherapists combine technology + customized neuro exercises + gait training for long-term improvement.

This integrated approach not only improves paralysis recovery but also helps patients regain independence and confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions For : Neuro Stroke Rehab Paralysis Treatment

Common Symptoms of Stroke Paralysis

Recognizing the common symptoms and signs of paralysis is crucial for early detection and intervention. Common symptoms of stroke paralysis include:

Muscle weakness or complete loss of movement on one side of the body (hemiparesis or hemiplegia)
Difficulty with balance and coordination
Loss of sensation in the affected limbs
Difficulty walking or maintaining posture
Muscle stiffness or spasticity
Difficulty with fine motor skills, such as grasping objects or writing
Changes in facial expression, such as drooping on one side (facial paralysis)
Difficulty speaking or understanding speech (aphasia)

How Physiotherapy helps in Stroke Paralysis?

Physiotherapy enables people to relearn lost abilities, regain independence and reduce the risk of further strokes.
Physiotherapy improves recovery of function and mobility after stroke.High intensity therapy is needed to relearn lost abilities.
Rehabilitation should continue for as long as the person is showing measurable benefit from treatment and achievement of their agreed goals.
From 24 hours after a stroke, physiotherapists begin rehabilitation in short frequent spells, focused on getting out of bed, standing and walking. This repetitive task training helps person to regain movement and relearn everyday activities.

At Healing Touch Pain Clinic, Physiotherapists will use a combination of latest techniques, modalities, exercises and assistive equipment to enhance stroke rehabilitation.

How long does the rehabilitation last?

There is no appropriate time that can be predicted for the patient to recover. Some patient recovers in no time while some patients require longer time depending upon the severity of the stroke and demonstration of symptoms. Patient rehabilitation protocol may keep on changing depending upon the movement relearned and capability of mastering the new learning. With continuing practice, the patient can gain progression over time.

What Treatments are available for Neuro Stroke Rehab Paralysis Treatment?

Here are some of the key physiotherapy treatments used to address stroke-induced paralysis: Matrix Rhythm Therapy, Magneto Therapy and FDM Therapy