Multiple Sclerosis: Correcting Imbalances (post-surgery)
- May 26
- 1 min read
After a dislocation followed by a shattered knee cap, Paul has had surgeries and various trauma which has impacted that side of his body, plus the added layer of complexity with Multiple Sclerosis. Laura and Paul are spending the majority of their time aiming to improve the imbalances between the legs - the side without the injury has had to ‘carry the load’ for the side which has undergone trauma.
It’s important that we aim to improve the signalling in both sides, but working around tendon damage, atrophy and weakness adds some challenge! For most people with MS, there will be a dominant side (stronger signals) so correcting imbalances is something our team tackle on a daily basis!
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