opportunities for those affected
physical therapy for Parkinson's is a standard benefit of the statutory health insurance for outpatient care and is set in the Cure catalog. The physiotherapist treated on the basis of a medical prescription.
What awaits the patient?
The physiotherapist uses based on the medical diagnosis of his physical therapy and clinical results is the appropriate remedy in relation to the therapeutic goal.
in Parkinson can usually remedy the following priority will apply:
Special Krankengymastik for the treatment of central nervous system (CNS-KG)
physiotherapy (KG)
Additional remedies may further be used: are
cold therapy (KT)
heat therapy (WT)
treatment goals for physical therapy in Parkinson's disease:
promote and improve agility, coordination and balance
regulation of muscle tone
prevent reinforcements
promote endurance, strength and resilience
Active participation in the life
actions and effects within the physiotherapy:
was reduced during simultaneous training for strength and balance the force by 50% and the risk of falling by 15% According to a study.
(Study Hirsch MA, Tool T, Maitland CG, Rider RA. Theeffect of balance training and high-intensity resistance training with idiopathic Parkinson's disease onpersons. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2003; 84;. 1109-17)
A high frequency train of lunges (repetitive training) enables faster, longer steps and a brisk walking.
practicing everyday movements
guidance and training with tools
advice and guidance to the members
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