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In gbs patient apart from exercise is there any other way to stimulate the muscles. Or any kind if machine is available in the market which stimulates the muscles quickly.
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Avoid self treatment. Visit physiotherapis centre for proper treatment
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The most common used treatment in Guillain-Barre syndrome is physitherapy(Exercises plays key Role). 1: Regain the Patient's independence with everyday tasks . 2: Retain the normal movement patterns. 3: Improve Patient's posture 4: improve the balance and coordination. 5: Maintain clear airway. To know more about all these exercises in detail consult me ..via practo..
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Yes other electrical therapy options are also there like functional electrical stimulation, Robotic therapy ... kindly seek help of physitherepist.. because all this has to perform by only a skilled physitherepist.
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Don't ever use any electrical therapeutical  instruments  without permission .. getting machine from market and doing by self is strictly prohibited..❌❌
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Hello... Yes there are many ways to recover the gbs patient apart from rehabilitation that is Nerve and electric muscle stimulation will help to combat this. This has to perform only by the Physiotherapist.so, just consult nearby physiotherapist. Thankyou!
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Hello. Yes there are muscle stimulators. But they can stimulate only the superficial muscles. It would be inaccurate to stimulate deeper muscles with them. But yes, you need the services of a psychotherapist. Owning a machine would be expensive and might not help if the user does not know about the human anatomy. Kindly seek help of a physiotherapist. Hope this helps.
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Continue passive exercises at home. Encourage the patient to move actively if they can on their own. It would be helpful.
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In GBS condition NMES treatment is effective in early phase. But exercise plays a key role. This treatment can be done only by the Physiotherapist.
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Electrical stimulation by physiotherapist is only other option, also PEMF helps a lot in recovering nerve and muscle tissue. So consult nearby physiotherapist.
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Hello dear Muscle stimulation is to be done by a trained physiotherapist only.. Better to get it done there. Getting the machine from somewhere and doing at home isn't recommended. Regards Dr Vipin Gupta
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In GBS condition NEMS will be helpful but need to do exercises under supervision will be helpful.
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better results use practo app for online consultation with physiotherapist doctor.
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You should avail the services of a physiotherapist who have muscle stimulators to help with recovery.
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