Muscle Spasticity
Muscle Spasticity is typically the effect of damage to the area of the brain and spinal cord that is responsible for controlling muscle and stretch reflexes.
Muscle Spasticity Facts and Risk Factors
- Spasticity affects over 12 million people worldwide
- Approximately 80 percent of people with cerebral palsy and 80 percent of those with multiple sclerosis will experience Muscle Spasticity to some degree
- Pre-Existing Spasticity can be triggered by
- Pain
- Skin injuries
- Strong emotions
- Inflammation
- Infections
- Fractions
- Urination or bowel movement
- Tight clothing or shoes
Symptoms of Muscular Spasticity Include
- Muscle fatigue
- Muscle stiffness
- Muscle spasms causing painful contractions
- Increased muscle tone
- Bone and joint deformities
- Problems with care and hygiene
Treatment for Muscular Spasticity
There are several treatment options for spasticity, and a combination is frequently used at one time for the best patient outcome. Some treatment options include:
- Performing stretching exercises daily
- Splinting, casting, and bracing
Relief from Pain and Discomfort Associated with Muscular Spasticity in Katy, Texas
Relief from Muscular Spasticity is achievable. Dr. Sobarzo carefully diagnoses each patient to identify the underlying cause of the pain and dysfunction. Without relying on pain medications or surgical interventions, Dr. Sobarzo has created treatment protocols designed to help his patients get long-term relief.
Our friendly bilingual team, led by Dr. Sobarzo, is ready to help you get the relief you have been hoping for. Start living an enjoyable life again by calling today. Call now to schedule
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