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Why is it important to engage with a physio early on when you have MS?

– MAY 2022 –

Why is it important to engage with a physio early on when you have MS?

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), you might think that there’s no need to connect with a physiotherapist until you have more severe symptoms further down the road. However, the reality is that sooner you seek physio support, the better it is for your body.

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Have you recently been diagnosed with Central Cord Syndrome (CCS)?

CCS, News

– APRIL 2022 –

Have you recently been diagnosed with Central Cord Syndrome (CCS)?

If you are currently in patient rehab following a fall and you’ve been diagnosed with Central Cord Syndrome (CCS), we are here to help. Although your focus will naturally be on your spine and restoring mobility as much as possible, it’s so important to share any symptoms impacting your body – even if it seems unrelated. Doing so could give crucial insights into what needs to be the focus for your physio goals.

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Taking a holistic approach to Central Cord Syndrome (CCS)

CCS, Support Coordinators / Respiratory Conditions, Skin Condition, Wheelchair

– APRIL 2022 –

Taking a holistic approach to Central Cord Syndrome (CCS)

Central Cord Syndrome (CCS) can impact people at any age. In young people, it usually occurs after a high energy injury obtained in an accident, such as a fall horse riding or cycling. As we age, it’s more common to gradually lose our sense of balance, resulting in more frequent accidents falling from a standing position.

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