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Asking For Mother, Female 72, Karachi
While standing she seems to have lost her balance and she goes 3 to 4 steps backwards. We have consulted a neurologist. She recommended gong to ENT. According to both of them there seems to be no problem. Please advice whom do I take her to? Does she need some therapy? ADL or Physiotherapy etc. Please help. May Allah reward you'll many folds. Aameen.
We need to do some systematic reviews as well as assessed her balance and coordination test. You need to visit any of nearby physiotherapist for thoroughly assessment.
please share her complete history of her case.
yes you should move to physiotherapy bcz of your cervical muscle weakness or tightness leads you towards vertigo dizziness it's might be possible that you are suffering from your muscular issues
yes with physiotherapy she will be better
take her to a physiotherapist for gait and balance training
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needs Physiotherapy gait training, muscle strengthening and balancing exercises
You should take her to physiotherapist..with proper assessment n treatment she’ll be able to walk .
book an appointment with physiotherapist soon
physiotherapy sessions for her gait training as well as strength training also required
visit your nearest physiotherapist for assessment and therapy sessions
consult nearby physiotherapist for proper assessment and physio therapy sessions.
you should visit a physiotherapist nearby. Some muscle weakness or tightness may result in a loss of balance.
yes she needs physio
if you based in lahore then contact
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Yes, you need to take her to a physiotherapist for balance training and strengthening as neurologist and ENT specialist has cleared the patient.
Consult nearby physiotherapist for proper assessment. definitely physical therapy session will help her qualify of life and ADLs .
Certain conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, or problems with your vision, thyroid, nerves, or blood vessels can cause dizziness and other balance problems. If she is diabetic and hypertensive then postural hypertension is also a cause of uncontrolled balnce and also she is 72 yrs old some age factor is also considered. And at this age muscle weakness,some medications ,impaired posture,gait problem and the biggest thing in this age is fear . “ fear of fall”. These are all the causes of uncontrolled Balance. Consult near by your therapist for better opioion.
a.o.a yes you need to physiotherapist as being 72 years it affects different systems of body especially balance. so concern your nearest physiotherapist as soon as possible
Yes she needs physiotherapy , it will help in her coordination and balance inshaAllah
You should have to visit your nearest physical therapist for proper examination of her.
consult the therapists
you must need a proper neurological Assessment by some good Neurologist. if not then go to some good Physiotherapist specialized in Neurology or have good experience in Neuro Department. as your patient condition needs proper assessment related to cerebellum like coordination balence etc and Cervical spine. then go further investigation or treatment either exercise, medication or anything else.
I’m sorry to hear about the balance issues she’s experiencing. It’s good that you’ve already consulted both a neurologist and an ENT specialist. Since they haven’t found any specific issues, it might be beneficial to consult a physiotherapist who specializes in balance disorders.
Physiotherapy for Balance Problems:
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT): This type of therapy focuses on improving balance and reducing dizziness through specific exercises. It can help retrain the brain to compensate for balance issues1.
Balance Exercises: These exercises aim to improve stability and coordination. They might include standing on one leg, walking heel-to-toe, or using balance boards2.
Proprioceptive Exercises: These exercises help improve the body’s ability to sense its position in space, which is crucial for maintaining balance2.
Strength and Mobility Training: Strengthening the muscles, especially in the legs and core, can help improve balance. Mobility exercises can also help with navigating different terrains2.
Environmental Modifications: A physiotherapist can provide advice on making the home environment safer to prevent falls, such as removing tripping hazards and installing grab bars2.
Use of Assistive Devices: Depending on the severity of the balance issues, a physiotherapist might recommend using walking aids like canes or walkers2.
It might also be helpful to consult a specialist in vestibular disorders if the balance issues persist. They can provide a more targeted approach to treatment.
I hope this information helps. May Allah grant her a swift recovery. If you have any more questions or need further assistance,
a.o.a You need to share complete history
You should visit Physiotherapist nearby you..
oh it's really sad news.. Allah apki mother ko sehtotndrsii den ameen...
I'm going to inform you the therapy which is vestibular rehabilitation therapy that improves balance and coordination and reduces dizziness..which includes:
*Deep Breathing
*Walking exercises
*standing on seated position
*sit to stand
*stand to sit
* heel to toe walking
*sidestepping
yes you can come to physical therapy clinic ALKHiDMAT Hospital dabgari garden
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