Multiple sclerosis
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MS affects everyone differently, but common symptoms include:
Muscle weakness and reduced coordination
Balance difficulties and increased risk of falls
Fatigue
Changes in walking and mobility
Muscle stiffness or spasms (spasticity)
Altered sensation (numbness or tingling)
Reduced hand function or dexterity
Symptoms may fluctuate and can be influenced by fatigue, stress, or heat.
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Neurological physiotherapy focuses on helping you move more efficiently and maintain independence. Treatment is tailored to your specific goals and how MS is affecting you.
Physiotherapy can help:
Improve strength, balance, and walking ability
Reduce fall risk
Manage fatigue and energy levels
Address stiffness and improve movement quality
Support function in day-to-day activities
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Treatment begins with a detailed neurological assessment and is guided by your individual needs.
Sessions may include:
Targeted exercise for strength, balance, and endurance
Gait and mobility training
Stretching and spasticity management
Functional training for everyday tasks
Fatigue management and pacing strategies
Education to support long-term self-management
Your program will be adapted to how you’re feeling, with a focus on helping you stay active, confident, and independent.