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If you have Post Polio Syndrome (PPS), it’s vital to exercise moderately every second day to keep the muscles we have and avoid obesity, diabetes, stroke and heart disease. Exercise also helps us accomplish more of those activities of daily living and can improve how we feel.
1 gru 2017 · If you have post-polio syndrome, it’s vital to exercise moderately every second day to keep the muscles we have and avoid obesity, diabetes, stroke and heart disease. Exercise also helps us accomplish more of those activities of daily living and can improve how we feel.
General conditioning exercises or aerobic exercises, specifically to maintain or improve cardiovascular endurance, are good for many polio survivors and have been shown to be effective (Owen & Jones, 1985; Kriz et al., 1992).
General conditioning exercises or aerobic exercises, specifically to maintain or improve cardiovascular endurance, are good for many polio survivors and have been shown to be effective (Owen & Jones, 1985; Kriz et al., 1992).
Physiotherapy treatment for people with post-polio syndrome includes: Muscle strength training to reduce muscle weakness. Exercises to build stamina and reduce fatigue
8 wrz 2022 · Currently, there’s no known treatment for PPS. Damage to the affected neurons is irreversible. But there are steps you can take to help manage symptoms of PPS. These steps may help improve your...
Post-polio syndrome (PPS) is a condition that can affect people several years after an initial polio infection. It causes gradual muscle weakness and atrophy. There’s no cure, so treatment focuses on managing symptoms. What is post-polio syndrome?
