Condition We Treat
Stroke Rehabilitation
After a stroke, physiotherapy helps rebuild movement, balance, coordination and independence. Early and consistent rehabilitation gives the best outcomes.
What is Stroke Rehabilitation?
After a stroke, physiotherapy helps rebuild movement, balance, coordination and independence. Early and consistent rehabilitation gives the best outcomes.
Our neuro-focused programmes retrain the body through task-specific practice, strengthening and balance training — in clinic or at home.
Common Symptoms
- Weakness on one side
- Balance and walking difficulty
- Loss of coordination
- Muscle tightness
- Reduced hand or arm function
Causes
- Interrupted blood supply to the brain
- Ischaemic stroke
- Haemorrhagic stroke
- Transient ischaemic attack (TIA)
Risk Factors
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes
- Smoking
- High cholesterol
- Previous stroke or heart disease
When to See a Physiotherapist
- As soon as medically stable
- Difficulty moving or walking
- Balance problems
- Loss of independence
- Muscle stiffness
How We Treat It
- Detailed neurological assessment
- Task-specific movement retraining
- Balance and gait training
- Strengthening and mobility work
- Independence and daily-activity training
Expected Recovery
Recovery is gradual and individual; consistent rehabilitation over months achieves the greatest gains.
Frequently Asked Questions
As early as it is safe — early rehabilitation improves recovery.
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