REHABILITATION PATIENTS AFTER STROKE

Dadaboyeva Z.I.

Authors

Dadaboyeva Z.I. Department of Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine and Traditional Medicine, Andijan State Medical Institute.

Keywords:

Physiotherapy, physical therapy, stroke, post-stroke rehabilitation, outpatient stage.

Abstract

The article discusses the issues of rehabilitation of patients after stroke at the outpatient stage. The key principles of post-stroke rehabilitation are presented: functional approach, frequency and intensity of training. The main methods of rehabilitation are considered: physical therapy, physiotherapy, etc. The optimal intensity and duration of training have been determined. The features of physical rehabilitation of the paretic arm are noted. The effectiveness of complex rehabilitation using physical and medicinal methods in restoring lost functions is shown.

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