Movement Disorder
Movement Disorder
Movement disorders are conditions that make it hard to control body movements. They can cause shaking, stiff muscles, slow movements or sudden jerks. Common types include Parkinson’s disease, dystonia & tics. Caused by brain issues, genetics, injuries or medication side effects, treatment includes medicines, therapy, lifestyle changes & surgery if needed.
Treatments Required for Movement Disorder:
Medications
Prescription or OTC drugs to relieve symptoms, pain and improve function.
Physical Therapy
Targeted exercises & methods to enhance mobility, strength & coordination.
Occupational Therapy
Training & adaptive methods to improve daily activities and independence.
Speech Therapy
Techniques to improve speech, swallowing and communication abilities.
Lifestyle Modifications
Healthy habits like exercise, diet & stress management to support well-being.
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS)
Surgical procedure using implanted electrodes to regulate brain activity & ease symptoms.
Botox Injections
Muscle-relaxing injections to reduce spasms, stiffness or chronic pain.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
A therapy to manage stress & emotional challenges related to the condition.
Assistive Devices
Tools like braces, walkers or speech aids to enhance mobility and function.
Experimental Therapies
New treatments in research, offering potential solutions for symptom relief