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Aphasia – The Need to Learn to Speak Again
Aphasia is a disorder that affects the ability to speak and understand speech, resulting from various brain injuries. The condition often develops following a stroke, brain tumor, or head injury, and takes on different forms depending on which area of the brain is affected. The severity of aphasia can vary; while some may experience only mild speech difficulties, others may need to completely relearn the language. In aphasic patients, comprehension may remain intact, but expressing thoughts can be severely challenging. Communication disorders not only affect the patient but also take a toll on family members, as relatives often misunderstand the situation and believe that the patient is mentally impaired. It…
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Rehabilitation Exercises for Neurological Conditions: When is it Recommended and When is it Not Advised?
The treatment of neurological diseases often presents significant challenges for both patients and healthcare professionals. During the rehabilitation process, physical therapy plays a crucial role, as it can be an important tool not only for pain relief but also for improving quality of life. However, the application of physical therapy for certain neurological conditions raises doubts among many, as it is traditionally believed that physical activity is not recommended for certain diseases. Physical therapy is not only intended for restoring movement but also has an impact on improving the patient’s mental and emotional state. The integration of music therapy into the physical therapy process can be particularly beneficial, as music…
