Neurological Diseases

Turning to rehabilitation is common when a neurological disease affects movement, strength, or coordination. Neurological diseases are a broad group of disorders that involve the brain, the spinal cord, or the nerves, altering functions such as motor skills, balance, or sensation.

What can they involve? Depending on the case, they can present with weakness, stiffness, difficulty walking, tremor, or loss of dexterity in the hands, with a variable impact on daily life.

Support in functional recovery: The physical therapist and professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation, together with the sports medicine physician, help recover or maintain abilities through therapeutic exercise and movement retraining.

When to seek care? If you notice persistent changes in your gait, strength, or coordination, it is worth discussing it with a professional to guide the care that best fits your situation.