Physiotherapy gait training

The gait training is of great importance in physiotherapy. Quite unconsciously, we learn to walk as a child and do not worry about how we move in everyday life. However, as soon as injuries, orthopedic malpositions or even neurological diseases lead to limitations, these also have an enormous effect on our gait. For example, if … Physiotherapy gait training

Tetraspacification

Definition Tetraspacification is a type of paralysis of all four extremities – i.e. the arms and legs. It is characterized by a strong tension of the muscles, which often causes the body to tense up in unnatural postures. It often results from a flaccid paralysis and can also affect the trunk and neck or head … Tetraspacification

Care for affected persons? | Tetraspacification

Care for affected persons? Patients suffering from tetraspacification can be affected to varying degrees. Those who have to struggle with severe impairment often need nursing support, if not complete care.Nursing care can help in coping with everyday activities when independence is still partially present and, in the case of severely movement-impaired patients, ensures that they … Care for affected persons? | Tetraspacification

Causes | Tetraspacification

Causes The cause of tetra spasticity is always damage to the central nervous system. This can have different causes and can have different characteristics: For example, in the course of a traumatic event (e.g. a fall from a great height), damage to the spinal cord can occur, which initially results in a flaccid paralysis, the … Causes | Tetraspacification

Tegretal®

Definition Tegretal® is a drug containing the active ingredient carbamazepine. It is the world’s best-selling drug for the treatment and prevention of seizures. Tegretal® is available only on prescription. There are two major areas of application for Tegretal®. One is seizure-like disorders such as epileptic seizures, non-epileptic seizures in patients with multiple sclerosis and seizures … Tegretal®

Cramps in the foot – causes, symptoms, diagnosis and therapy

Definition A cramp is an unwanted tension of a muscle. Cramps can occur in all muscles present in the body. However, certain muscle groups are particularly affected by cramps. The reason for cramps is in most cases a magnesium deficiency, but they are also caused by a lack of fluids or a general nutrient deficiency. … Cramps in the foot – causes, symptoms, diagnosis and therapy

Symptoms | Cramps in the foot – causes, symptoms, diagnosis and therapy

Symptoms The main symptom of a cramp in the foot is the involuntary contraction of the affected muscle. The contraction is almost always perceived as unpleasant and is often accompanied by pain as long as the cramp persists. Depending on which muscle is affected, the foot or toes are in an uncomfortable position. The cramps … Symptoms | Cramps in the foot – causes, symptoms, diagnosis and therapy

Numbness in the leg

What is numbness in the leg? A numbness describes a reduced sensation of feeling. In clinical language this phenomenon is called hypaesthesia. The normal sensation that occurs when touching the leg, such as when stroking, no longer feels as strong as before. Some people describe this numbness as if the leg is wrapped in absorbent … Numbness in the leg

Diagnosis | Numbness in the leg

Diagnosis To diagnose the underlying disease for numbness in the leg, the doctor will first have a detailed conversation with you (anamnesis). For this purpose, you should be able to describe the area, course and accompanying symptoms well and also know, for example, your previous illnesses and medications taken. This is usually followed by a … Diagnosis | Numbness in the leg