Friday, 1 April 2011

: : Rehabilitation for stroke : :


Most of us know what is the stroke all about,..
According to the statistic, stroke is the number three killer in Malaysia after heart disease and cancer.
In this post, I proudly want to share some information regarding the stroke and what the action should be taken regarding this condition.
First of all, I would to brief about the stroke.

Stroke is a corruption of the blood supply to brain, which are may caused by 
blockage by blood clot ( Ischemic Stroke) or burst of blood vessel (Hemorrhagic Stroke)

A little bit info about this two types of stroke,

  1. Ischemic Stroke
- blood vessel that supplies blood to the brain is blocked by a blood clot.
- may also be caused by blood clots that form in the heart or other parts of the body which means clots travel through the blood and can get stuck in the small arteries of the brain

     2. Hemorrhagic Stroke
- occurs when the blood vessel in part of the brain becomes weak and bursts open, causing blood to leak into the brain

Both types may result one-sided paralysis or hemiplegia. The side affected is depends on the brain damaged and the seriousness of the effect also depends on how critical the brain affected.
 usually, Hemorrhagic stroke is worse than the Ischemic stroke, but it is still depends on the brain cells affected


STROKE RISKS

High blood pressure is the number one risk factor for strokes. The following also increase your risk for stroke:

  • Diabetes
  • Family history of stroke
  • Heart Disease
  • High Cholesterol
  • Increasing age

 Rehabilitation for stroke


rehabilitation for stroke also known as Stroke Rehabilitation and under the neurological rehabilitation.

Once a person get a stroke, usually they will get a treatment by the doctor.. 
then, admit to the ward for a few days for medical supervision.

After discharge from the hospital or any medical institution, the patient will be referred to the rehabilitation unit to do follow up treatment. the rehabilitation multidiciplinary team who are physiotherapist and occupational therapy.

Here, our centre, JoinCare Rehabilitation Centre offer these two service
.the patient will undergo the assessment and the plan of the treatment will be devised according to the problem displays and the aims of the patients as well

What Physiotherapist Do????? 


Physiotherapist role in stroke rehabilitation are:

- to restore strength and endurance of muscle on the affected side
- improve the active range of motion of every joints to the optimum level
- overcome the sensation problem to the limbs
- mobility training (transferring, and walking)



What Occupational Therapist Do?????

Occupational therapist role in stroke rehabilitation:
 
- activity daily living training (feeding, bathing, toileting, transferring, hygiene)
- return to work program (work training)
- get back to the leisure activity and have a good quality of life.

The scope of the therapy is wider than noted in this post, but any question, you can discuss with the therapist through calls or email or post a comment below.
Our therapist are well-qualified in Bachelor (Hons) of famous local university 
and experience in treating the clients.

We have a few testimonial of our clients who are able to gain back their functions and satisfied with our services.
Even thoughour price is low, but our hospitality is our priority in order to make sure the clients happy and satisfied once they discharge from JRC

thank you for visiting..

3 comments:

  1. A Rehab Center
    is not the same as a nursing home since the focus on nursing homes is long-term health care for the elderly or severely ill, but rehabilitation centers are for short-term treatment in order to help the individual through various addictions

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  2. High blood pressure is the number one risk factor for strokes. The following also increase your risk for stroke. know more about our ​stroke rehabilitation program

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  3. Nice to read this publication on this blog. As far as I can see, this is a very basic question for everyone indeed. Its my personal opinion and I am completely agreed with the subject used here

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