long-term stroke rehabilitation

How Buddhi Clinic Helps in Long-Term Stroke Recovery

Buddhi Clinic offers extensive, long-term stroke rehabilitation through pioneering neurorehabilitation techniques combined with integrative therapies. Our multidisciplinary care team offers personalised care, treating physical and cognitive impairments. Through pioneering diagnoses and tailored rehabilitation interventions, long-term recovery, empowering stroke survivors with the ability to lead independent lives and improve the quality of life.
developmental delay vs mental retardation

Developmental Delay vs Mental Retardation: Key Differences Explained

Developmental delay vs mental retardation (presently intellectual disability) are two distinct disorders that affect cognitive as well as adaptive functioning. Developmental delay is utilised in describing slower than average developments in milestones, while mental retardation is linked with enduring intellectual deficits.
cerebrovascular disease vs stroke

Cerebrovascular Disease vs Stroke: What’s the Difference?

Cerebrovascular disease is a set of conditions that influence blood supply to the brain, such as stroke, aneurysm, and arterial occlusion. Stroke is a sudden-onset condition due to an interrupted blood supply, resulting in brain injury. Although stroke is a cerebrovascular disease, the latter indicates more encompassing vascular problems. 
speech therapy after stroke

Speech Therapy After Stroke: How to Rebuild Communication and Confidence

Stroke can seriously handicap speech and communication, and the patient might develop symptoms such as aphasia, dysarthria, and apraxia. Speech therapy after stroke is instrumental in helping stroke patients restore language ability, enhance articulation, and gain confidence. Providing extensive stroke rehabilitation programs with methodical exercises, neurotherapy, and interdisciplinary rehabilitation to optimise speech and communication skills, results in an improved quality of life for the patients
migraines vs headaches

Is It a Migraine or Just a Headache? Know the Difference

Headache vs migraine are often confused with each other, but they differ in cause, symptoms, and severity. Migraine is a neurologic condition resulting in severe throbbing pain, followed by nausea, photophobia, and aura. Headaches are generalised headaches that can be either severe or mild. Understanding the difference ensures proper treatment.
Tic Disorders in Children

Tic Disorders in Children: Causes & Treatments

Tic disorders lead to involuntary sounds or movements in children, typically between the ages of 5 and 10. Some tics disappear on their own, but others persist and need treatment. Causes are genetic, neurological, and environmental. Early treatment guarantees improved outcomes.
Early Symptoms of Parkinsons

Early Symptoms of Parkinson’s: Are Hand Tremors the First Sign?

Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder, balance problem, and progressive neurological disorder that affects the individual. Hand tremors are frequent early signs but other signs of stiffness, slowing of movements, and loss of smell can initially occur. Diagnosis at an early stage is significant to effectively treat the symptoms.
cerebral palsy in children

Cerebral Palsy Management: A Parent’s Holistic Guide

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurological condition that influences movement, posture, and muscle coordination. Cerebral palsy cannot be cured but early intervention and comprehensive management enhance the quality of life of the child. Parents are directly engaged with therapy, adaptive strategies, and psychology. Comprehensive cerebral palsy care, combining state-of-the-art medicine with rehabilitative therapies for increased mobility and independence.
Behavioral Disorders in Children

How to Recognize Behavioral Disorders in Children Early

Children's and adults' behavioral disorders can disrupt emotional regulation, interpersonal relations, and everyday functioning. ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and Conduct Disorder require early intervention. Multimodal treatments by combining cognitive-behavioral therapy, parent management training, social skills training, and medication for improved outcomes and enhanced long-term quality of life
Memory loss vs Dementia

Memory loss vs Dementia : Let’s Not Confuse

Memory loss and dementia are often mixed up with one another but are distinct. Memory loss can be a part of healthy aging, while dementia is a degenerative neurological disorder of cognitive, behavioral, and activities of daily living effects. It is extremely important to identify differences in order to offer early intervention.
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