Please start the constraint induced movement therapy as you may get a lot of success with improvement of hand function.
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try PNF.. it s more useful always in most neurological conditions
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HI SDKASHIF,
Originally Posted by sdkashif
CAN U PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT IS CONSTRAINT INDUCED MOVEMENT THERAPY.
UR PREVIOUS THREADS AND POSTS R VERY GOOD AND THEY R VERY HELPFUL ALSO. THANK U FOR UR RESPONSE
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