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(095) 792- 99 - 08Traditionally, post-stroke rehabilitation is usually subdivided into early (the first six months after an attack), late (from 6 to 12 months after an attack), and residual (work with patients whose disorders persist for more than a year). Experts note that the effectiveness of measures is directly proportional to the date of their commencement.
Rehabilitation directions
Rehabilitation measures are planned taking into account the location of the stroke and the extent of damage. If the patient has paralysis or weakness in the extremities - the emphasis is on restoring motor abilities, in case of damage to the sensory organs - on stimulating hearing, vision, language, olfactory and tactile receptors, in case of speech disorders - at work with a speech therapist, in case of dysfunction of the pelvic organs - restoring the natural ability to control urination and defecation, etc.
Methods and means of rehabilitation in the Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Center "Marusich" in Krivoy Rog
The desired recovery can be achieved by different methods, but the Health and Rehabilitation Center "Marusich" in Kryvyi Rih offers a comprehensive treatment program for patients who have survived a stroke. It includes consultations of narrow specialists, massage sessions, manual therapy, kinesiotherapy, physiotherapy exercises.
In the center "Marusich" in Kryvyi Rih, an important role is assigned to training in kinesisal on specialized simulators, which are necessary for weakened patients, people with severe coordination disorders, tremors and other syndromes that do not allow developing muscles on their own. It is the technical equipment of the center and the daily monitoring by doctors that allow patients undergoing rehabilitation programs to achieve significantly better results than at home.
In addition, it is important to remember about such a success factor as a psychological attitude. Prolonged stay within four walls - albeit relatives - but in an altered physical state often oppresses the sick. They feel like prisoners of their own apartments and suffer acutely from the inability to return to their previous affairs and hobbies. Without the help of professional psychologists, relatives cannot set the survivor of a stroke into a productive mood. Often, loved ones tend to feel overly sorry for him, thereby slowing down or completely stopping the progress of recovery. On the contrary, finding himself in an unfamiliar environment, surrounded by other patients who have faced similar life difficulties, and doctors who have experience in communicating with wards of varying degrees of motivation, yesterday's “hopeless patient” may well open a second wind and a desire for recovery. And this, ultimately, will help him overcome the consequences of the disease.
“What does not kill us makes us stronger,” said Friedrich Nietzsche. This thesis can be illustrated by the life stories of people who have undergone rehabilitation after a stroke. Paradoxically, the need for mobilization and the desire to regain freedom of action often temper those who, due to age or life circumstances, have already partially lost interest in life before the attack. Of course, the best wishes for each of us will never learn from personal experience what a stroke is, but awareness will help patients and their relatives quickly navigate an emergency and take all the necessary measures to resolve it safely.
How to choose a medical rehabilitation center?
When a family member is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of ischemic stroke, it is necessary to immediately think about how to organize rehabilitation treatment. In the Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Center “Marusich” we were told the following: “The sooner the victim of ischemic stroke begins medical rehabilitation, the better the prognosis. A whole range of active measures is needed: the patient of the rehabilitation center will have to learn to live anew, engage in physiotherapy exercises using apparatus and simulators for diseases of the central nervous system and the brain. This will require the work of a whole team of specialists in various fields: neurologists, rehabilitation therapists, physical therapists, nurses and caregivers.
There is no universal rehabilitation program after ischemic stroke; each patient needs to draw up an individual medical rehabilitation program.
Rehabilitation directions
Rehabilitation measures are planned taking into account the location of the stroke and the extent of damage. If the patient has paralysis or weakness in the extremities - the emphasis is on restoring motor abilities, in case of damage to the sensory organs - on stimulating hearing, vision, language, olfactory and tactile receptors, in case of speech disorders - at work with a speech therapist, in case of dysfunction of the pelvic organs - restoring the natural ability to control urination and defecation, etc.
Methods and means of rehabilitation in the Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Center "Marusich" in Krivoy Rog
The desired recovery can be achieved by different methods, but the Health and Rehabilitation Center "Marusich" in Kryvyi Rih offers a comprehensive treatment program for patients who have survived a stroke. It includes consultations of narrow specialists, massage sessions, manual therapy, kinesiotherapy, physiotherapy exercises.
In the center "Marusich" in Kryvyi Rih, an important role is assigned to training in kinesisal on specialized simulators, which are necessary for weakened patients, people with severe coordination disorders, tremors and other syndromes that do not allow developing muscles on their own. It is the technical equipment of the center and the daily monitoring by doctors that allow patients undergoing rehabilitation programs to achieve significantly better results than at home.
In addition, it is important to remember about such a success factor as a psychological attitude. Prolonged stay within four walls - albeit relatives - but in an altered physical state often oppresses the sick. They feel like prisoners of their own apartments and suffer acutely from the inability to return to their previous affairs and hobbies. Without the help of professional psychologists, relatives cannot set the survivor of a stroke into a productive mood. Often, loved ones tend to feel overly sorry for him, thereby slowing down or completely stopping the progress of recovery. On the contrary, finding himself in an unfamiliar environment, surrounded by other patients who have faced similar life difficulties, and doctors who have experience in communicating with wards of varying degrees of motivation, yesterday's “hopeless patient” may well open a second wind and a desire for recovery. And this, ultimately, will help him overcome the consequences of the disease.
“What does not kill us makes us stronger,” said Friedrich Nietzsche. This thesis can be illustrated by the life stories of people who have undergone rehabilitation after a stroke. Paradoxically, the need for mobilization and the desire to regain freedom of action often temper those who, due to age or life circumstances, have already partially lost interest in life before the attack. Of course, the best wishes for each of us will never learn from personal experience what a stroke is, but awareness will help patients and their relatives quickly navigate an emergency and take all the necessary measures to resolve it safely.
How to choose a medical rehabilitation center?
When a family member is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of ischemic stroke, it is necessary to immediately think about how to organize rehabilitation treatment. In the Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Center “Marusich” we were told the following: “The sooner the victim of ischemic stroke begins medical rehabilitation, the better the prognosis. A whole range of active measures is needed: the patient of the rehabilitation center will have to learn to live anew, engage in physiotherapy exercises using apparatus and simulators for diseases of the central nervous system and the brain. This will require the work of a whole team of specialists in various fields: neurologists, rehabilitation therapists, physical therapists, nurses and caregivers.
There is no universal rehabilitation program after ischemic stroke; each patient needs to draw up an individual medical rehabilitation program.
