Spinal cord injuries affect the body in various ways. These types of injury are classified according to the level on which the damage occurs and whether it is considered complete or incomplete. Complete
Continue readingWe all know that exercise is important and we should try to do enough of it each week to remain fit and healthy. Exercise is also really important for individuals who have sustained a spinal cord injury
Continue readingThere are several secondary complications and conditions associated with spinal cord injuries. They include issues such as impaired bladder function and autonomic dysreflexia, a potentially dangerous
Continue readingIf someone is now using a wheelchair and wants to live more comfortably in their home, then some adjustments will probably have to be made. Creating a wheelchair accessible home, however, can be easier
Continue readingThose who have sustained a spinal cord injury and suffer from paralysis may think they can’t enjoy all the physical activities they used to. Whilst some injuries may indeed prevent someone from taking
Continue readingThere’s no doubt that rehabilitation following a spinal cord injury (SCI) can be a long and challenging process for the individual concerned. There are several types of therapy which have shown to be
Continue readingThe biggest technological revolution over the last couple of decades has undoubtedly been the internet. It has given us access to millions of pieces of information, entertainment and other resources.
Continue readingThe prognosis of any spinal cord injury (SCI) largely depends on factors such as the level at which it has occurred, the severity of the damage and whether the injury is considered complete or incomplete.
Continue readingOne common issue associated with spinal cord injuries (SCI) is fatigue. It can affect an individual with an SCI regardless of the level of their injury and whether or not the it is classified as complete
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