Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms with Targeted Physiotherapy
Parkinson’s Disease presents with a variety of symptoms, both motor and non-motor. Motor symptoms include tremors, muscle stiffness, slow movement, and balance difficulties. Non-motor symptoms can involve fatigue, reduced coordination, and postural instability. These symptoms can vary from person to person and change over time, making it important to have an adaptable and focused treatment approach. Physiotherapy provides that personalized, targeted care. The Benefits of Targeted Physiotherapy Rather than following a general exercise plan, targeted physiotherapy addresses specific symptoms affecting an individual. By focusing on the most challenging areas, therapy helps improve function, reduce discomfort, and prevent secondary complications. Key benefits include: Reduced Muscle Stiffness: Stretching and mobility exercises that keep joints flexible. Improved Walking Patterns: Techniques to reduce shuffling gait and increase step length. Better Balance: Training to p...