Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Rehabilitation

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) rehabilitation involves a personalized plan to help manage symptoms and improve daily functioning. It often includes physical therapy to strengthen muscles, improve coordination, and maintain mobility. Occupational therapy helps with tasks like dressing and cooking, while speech therapy addresses communication or swallowing issues. The goal is to promote independence, reduce discomfort, and enhance quality of life. Rehab strategies are tailored to each person’s needs and may evolve over time as symptoms change. Overall, MS rehabilitation supports individuals in adapting to challenges caused by the disease and maximizing their functional abilities.