HOW TO BOOST QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE
SUFFERING FROM PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Exercises that focus on mobilizing the joints have been proven to help
people regain movement. Others can help release muscle tension and
encourage flexibility. Here, it is important to note one key takeaway that
cannot be stressed enough: to maximize the impact of these exercising
and ensure the best results possible, a program should be put in place
and followed thoroughly. For instance, gently stretching every morning
will help patients move more freely.
Self-discipline and education are equally important. People with
Parkinson’s disease experiencing hunching, as a chain effect this causes
imbalance and puts extra pressure on the spine leading to other
problems such as back or neck pain, migraines and even disability.
Balance and postural trainings can correct these symptoms.
Parkinson’s has been also associated with anxiety, depression and other
mood disturbances. Thanks to the fact that physiotherapy works as an
integrated therapeutic method, a physiotherapist assess the patient as a
whole and will advise on various strategies to cope, better manage and
even treat psychological reason.