Physical Therapy & MS

By Michal Sakal, a physical therapist

As a physical therapist working for years with people with MS, I recognize the importance of regular physical activity in managing various MS symptoms such as gait, drop foot, spasticity, sleep disturbances, overall wellness, and quality of life.

In the next few weeks, we’ll discuss these subjects and much more.

If there are any specific related subjects you’d like me to discuss, please write them down, and we’ll try to accommodate.

Do you have a regular exercise regimen? Please share your suggestions, tips, and advice with others in the group.

Yours,

The BelongMS Team

This content is provided for your general education and information only. It does not necessarily reflect Belong’s views and opinions. Belong does not endorse or support any specific product, service, or treatment.

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