Why Is Spasticity Worse Some Days? 3 Factors That Can Affect Spasticity After Stroke
If you live with spasticity after a stroke or other neurologic injury, you may have noticed something frustrating: Some days your muscles feel relatively loose and manageable. Other days, they seem much tighter. Your neurologic injury hasn’t suddenly...
Spasticity Treatment After Stroke: Why Stretching Alone Isn’t Enough
If you experience muscle stiffness, involuntary contractions, or difficulty moving your arm or leg after a stroke or neurologic injury, you’ve probably been told to stretch. But what if stretching alone isn’t enough? Spasticity is more complicated...
Spasticity After Stroke: Why Your Muscles Feel Stiff
Muscle stiffness is one of the most common movement problems after a stroke or neurologic injury. Your arm may want to stay bent, your knee may feel stiff when walking, or your ankle and foot may constantly point downward. You may have been told this is...
Red Light Therapy After Stroke: Can It Help Support Brain Recovery?
Recovering after a stroke involves more than rebuilding strength or practicing movements. The brain itself is going through changes that can affect energy production, inflammation, blood flow, and its ability to form new neural connections. That raises an...
How to Improve Backward Stepping After a Stroke or Neurologic Injury
Walking forward gets most of the attention in neurologic rehabilitation. But there is another movement that can have a major impact on your balance, confidence, and independence: Stepping backward. Think about how often you take a backward step during everyday...Products
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