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What is Pain?

Pain is the first symptom we get in any injury, trauma or medical condition. It is an unpleasant feeling occurs due to damaging stimuli to the brain and brain will respond according to that. Pain is an alert given by our nervous system that something is wrong in the body. Pain affects the daily activity of a person, its social life and quality of life, it will directly increase the stress level.

What is Joint Pain?

If any joint including its surrounding structures are injured or inflamed then the joint start paining and give a protective stimulus to muscle to protect the joint. Commonest which cause joint pain are arthritis of the joint. Intensity of the joint pain depends severity of the injury and pathology.

Common Joint affected

Causes of joint pain

Advance physiotherapy treatment for joint pain

Steps of Treatment:

Common Joint affected

Causes of joint pain

Advance physiotherapy treatment for joint pain

Steps of Treatment:

Types of Cerebral Palsy

Ataxic cerebral palsy

It occurs due to damage in cerebellum which results difficulty in motor control, movement, balance and coordination. They have walking difficulty, writing problems, involuntary movements in hands and arm.

Athetoid/dyskinetic cerebral palsy

It occurs due to damage in basal ganglia and/or cerebellum damage. Patient with this kind of CP shows fluctuating muscle tone and involuntary movements, they have problem with controlling the movement of their hands, arms, feet, legs, face and tongue which leads to difficulty during sucking, swallowing, and talking.

Hypotonic cerebral palsy

It is a rare type of Cp, caused by cerebellum damage, results floppy muscles, excess flexibility, and poor mobility.

Spastic cerebral palsy

The most common type of cerebral palsy (80%). It occurs due to damage in motor cortex or pyramidal tracts which results increased muscle tone, tight muscles and jerking movements. They are sub classified according to the extend of body part involved. They are Spastic diplegia/diparesis (affects more legs than arms). Spastic hemiplegia/hemiparesis (affects one side of body part). Spastic quadriplegia/quadriparesis (affects all four limbs, the trunk, and the face).

Mixed cerebral palsy

It occurs due to damage in multiple areas of brain, which cause patients to have more than one type of cerebral palsy (spastic-dyskinetic CP).

EARLY SIGNS OF CP

Early signs of CP vary greatly. Most common early sign is a delay motor or movement milestones (such as rolling over, sitting, standing, or walking). Below are some other signs of possible CP.

Younger Than 6 Months of Age: His head lags when you pick him up while he’s lying on his back, he feels stiff or floppy, When cradled in your arms, he overextend his back and neck, When try pick him up, legs become stiff and crossed.
Older Than 6 Months of Age: Doesn’t able to roll over, bring her hands together, bringing her hands to her mouth
Older Than 10 Months of Age: difficult in crawls

TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY

There are several methods to treat CP symptoms.

Medication
Therapy
Surgery
Assistive devices
Mobility aids

PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR CEREBRAL PALSY

Physiotherapy can help relieve muscle stiffness, spasticity, tightness and improve motor skills and mobility. The treatment composed of stretching, strengthing exercises, balance training, gait training, hydrotherapy, HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy) etc. Starting physiotherapy as early as possible is very important and essential to get best improvement.
Physiotherapy will improve Coordination, Balance, Strength, Flexibility, Endurance, Pain management, Posture, Gait, Overall health. It can reduce the muscle tension and jerky movements.