Thank you for this. I’m six months post stroke and foot drop is my biggest lingering issue. All in all I have been very fortunate that my stroke did minimal damage and my recovery has been quick
that is such an insightful statement, because there once you learn the triggers and behavior of spasticity, there really are moments when it can be used to one's advantage with mobility.
Thank you so much for this video. I suffer from foot drop and spasticity. Several years ago I tore my ATFL in pool therapy on the stroke ankle. It has given me nothing but problems since, and currently I am awaiting surgery the beginning of Sept. Hopefully, this will help with the swelling and misery (but it wont help my foot drop)! Really enjoy your videos!
I really thank you for your videos after this and doing your foot drop exercise my foot drop have got better im walking just great ❗❗🫶Thank you so much God bless♥️♥️😘
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Hi, thank you for this informative video. My mother recently had a second attack of brain hemorrhage, due to which she has lost consciousness. Though she's opening eyes but there are not any reactions. It would be really helpful if you can guide me what we can do to help her gain consciousness back 🙏
I’ve been using an afo for two years, 32 year old tbi from my brain tumor. But I’m very active with ROM. Should I attempt no afo vs using afo on a daily basis for work etc?
My patient is not able to make dorsiflexion when knee is straight, he can only dorsiflex the ankle when knee is flexed, is it because the calf muscles are so tight? And he can poorly flex his knee when standing what can i do other than stretching the quads and Reinforcement for hams? How many reps my patient should do in this case? I usually let him make it for 10 reps and 2 sets Thank you ❤
It took a year for me to do simple dorsiflexion. (2 strokes in LR Pons, 2 yrs ago). I now do 4 sets of 25, building up from 2 sets of 2. I also do an ankle weight on top of my foot (3lbs) and dorsiflex Im up to 3 sets of 10. I have a hardtime still with dorsiflexion with straight knee and do passive movements. You are right about the Hamstrings I feel I need them but they are weak. I am slowly healing proximal to distal It seems ankle is just starting to respond
just wondering if you could help my father? his had 2 strokes one at 16 lost all movement on one side recovered from it well. he only drives from one side of the brain if you get my drift. then the secound one happenend luckily only the damaged that side again but has lost a bit of if day to day stuff now thank you.
I'm a little over two years post stroke. I've regained many functions but i still didn't walk "right" and i think it's because i don't have much control of my ankle and still have foot drop. I'm going to do these stretches and exercises, but are they still effective for someone who had the stroke over two years ago?
Yes never v give up I seen a man improving 17 years later,and my father in law it took him a little over ,2 years to regain everything, I'm 5 months in , it's tough, just never give up
Nicotine gum read about in the old days cyclist smoking Im personal experience mixed bag sometimes it give your breath if not does you takes breath survived
Please help me with these doubts a request from your good channel watcher Q1) ,. Whathappens if foot drop is ignored q2.) . it is essential to be treated even if the person walks
The saebo stretch was very helpful in correcting my foot drop earlier on in my recovery. Three years post stroke, I suffer with my big toe and the one next to it curling while walking and would love to know how to work on correcting it. When it happens it can become painful. Thank you
Please help me with these doubts a request from your good channel watcher Q1) ,. Whathappens if foot drop is ignored q2.) . it is essential to be treated even if the person walks😢
Thank you for this. I’m six months post stroke and foot drop is my biggest lingering issue. All in all I have been very fortunate that my stroke did minimal damage and my recovery has been quick
I’m doing good walking takes lots of exercise. I use a ball and roll it around under my foot to help me control the movement of my foot
Keep looking UP
I tell myself every day, I'm geting better. speaking has been a problem for me.. typing also..I'm getting better
@@poolmotorrepairguyFLyou got this!!! Or we die trying!! I am 36, new mom and 3 and a half months post ischemic
Having learned the triggers of spasticity I have learned to use it to my advantage.
that is such an insightful statement, because there once you learn the triggers and behavior of spasticity, there really are moments when it can be used to one's advantage with mobility.
@@TheTherapyDepartment I can make it happen at will causing stretches that help with movement .
Thank you for all❤
Thank you so much for this video. I suffer from foot drop and spasticity. Several years ago I tore my ATFL in pool therapy on the stroke ankle. It has given me nothing but problems since, and currently I am awaiting surgery the beginning of Sept. Hopefully, this will help with the swelling and misery (but it wont help my foot drop)! Really enjoy your videos!
Such Valuable information as always thank you 😀
VERY GOOD
Thank you for the video, right now my dad was facing the foot drop and forming spasticity in his laps
Thank you for this video❤❤
Do you have video on helping family members on ways to help a stroke person recover especially mentally and emotionally?
Thanks very much for your advice. I tend to limp (especially when fatigued). My left foot and ankle are numb mostly, same with my left arm.
I really thank you for your videos after this and doing your foot drop exercise my foot drop have got better im walking just great ❗❗🫶Thank you so much God bless♥️♥️😘
Hi, thank you for this informative video. My mother recently had a second attack of brain hemorrhage, due to which she has lost consciousness. Though she's opening eyes but there are not any reactions. It would be really helpful if you can guide me what we can do to help her gain consciousness back 🙏
It's horrible and staying positive. and exercise
I feel you, it's rough , just do your best
I’ve been using an afo for two years, 32 year old tbi from my brain tumor. But I’m very active with ROM. Should I attempt no afo vs using afo on a daily basis for work etc?
Appreciate U always
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My patient is not able to make dorsiflexion when knee is straight, he can only dorsiflex the ankle when knee is flexed, is it because the calf muscles are so tight?
And he can poorly flex his knee when standing what can i do other than stretching the quads and Reinforcement for hams?
How many reps my patient should do in this case? I usually let him make it for 10 reps and 2 sets
Thank you ❤
It took a year for me to do simple dorsiflexion. (2 strokes in LR Pons, 2 yrs ago). I now do 4 sets of 25, building up from 2 sets of 2. I also do an ankle weight on top of my foot (3lbs) and dorsiflex Im up to 3 sets of 10. I have a hardtime still with dorsiflexion with straight knee and do passive movements. You are right about the Hamstrings I feel I need them but they are weak. I am slowly healing proximal to distal It seems ankle is just starting to respond
@@robertwalle5087 veryy goodd keep goingg 😍😍
just wondering if you could help my father? his had 2 strokes one at 16 lost all movement on one side recovered from it well. he only drives from one side of the brain if you get my drift. then the secound one happenend luckily only the damaged that side again but has lost a bit of if day to day stuff now thank you.
I am from India 🇮🇳
Any chances of increasing the muscular strength of the tibias anterior, soleus, and gastroc muscles [overtime]?
I'm a little over two years post stroke. I've regained many functions but i still didn't walk "right" and i think it's because i don't have much control of my ankle and still have foot drop. I'm going to do these stretches and exercises, but are they still effective for someone who had the stroke over two years ago?
Yes never v give up I seen a man improving 17 years later,and my father in law it took him a little over ,2 years to regain everything, I'm 5 months in , it's tough, just never give up
Thank you for whoever liked this I needed to come back and read this myself,thank you
Nicotine gum read about in the old days cyclist smoking Im personal experience mixed bag sometimes it give your breath if not does you takes breath survived
And how to test for it What happens if it is ignored please reply
Please help me with these doubts a request from your good channel watcher Q1) ,. Whathappens if foot drop is ignored q2.) . it is essential to be treated even if the person walks
The saebo stretch was very helpful in correcting my foot drop earlier on in my recovery. Three years post stroke, I suffer with my big toe and the one next to it curling while walking and would love to know how to work on correcting it. When it happens it can become painful. Thank you
I've got a lot of tightness in my toes still.
Please help me with these doubts a request from your good channel watcher Q1) ,. Whathappens if foot drop is ignored q2.) . it is essential to be treated even if the person walks😢
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Lord have plantar fasciitis in left side and now stroke on same side
mine was $800 - glad ins paid
I have to admit I like your last name.
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