Certain neurological conditions like cerebral palsy and neuropathy can cause physical issues. Addressing these issues can alleviate symptoms and help you manage your condition. Physical therapy is the key to giving you greater control and helping you live day-to-day with a greater sense of comfort. At Global Clinic, we can offer this and other services to ensure you get the care you deserve.
What Causes Neurological Conditions?
Neurological conditions have diverse causes. Both the spinal cord and brain are insulated by numerous membranes that can be vulnerable to force and pressure. A minor disturbance to a neuron’s pathway can cause dysfunction. These disturbances could be present at birth; they can also be caused by environmental factors, infections, and poor nutrition.
Services for Neurological Conditions
Pinpointing the sources and triggers for your neuropathic pain can be challenging. Our experienced therapists are deeply knowledgeable in diagnosing and treating neuropathic pain. We specialize in non-invasive care for neuropathic pain, meaning we can help relieve your pain and get back on the road to recovery more quickly than surgical options.
Through a variety of treatment options, including pain management, mobility exercises, and other personalized care regimens, we can help you lead a life free from neuropathic pain.
What Results Can I Expect?
The goals for physical therapy are tailored to each patient. For example, if you have had a stroke that caused a walking abnormality and ultimately resulted in knee pain, we can provide exercise therapy and medications to address that pain. Our protocols will be designed around you to ensure you get the care you deserve.
Find Care for Neurological Conditions in the greater Chicago area
Neurological conditions can have long-term physical impacts. Thankfully, if you suffer from a neurological disorder, we can provide you with physical therapy to alleviate your symptoms. To get started, fill out the contact form below or give us a call by dialing (847) 299-7000 today.
