Patient's question:
My best friend currently has muscular dystrophy, which is an acquired disease. She doesn't know how to exercise at home, and I was wondering if you could provide rehabilitation training for muscular dystrophy?Doctor's answer:
Rehabilitation Training for Muscular Atrophy: Specific Steps:The patient lies flat, adopting a comfortable position. Family members can first perform quadriplegia on the patient and then apply sputum massage. Patients with muscle atrophy can use heat to implement limb rehabilitation training.
First, upper limb training: Start with wrist flexion and extension, back swaying, and jumping exercises. Then, perform elbow and shoulder joint flexion and extension movements. Every 5-10 minutes, begin gently moving the upper limbs.
Lower limb training: First, perform ankle joint upward and downward movements, followed by bending and carrying exercises.