Multiple Sclerosis

A chronic neurological condition managed with tailored physiotherapy to maintain mobility and function.

Multiple Sclerosis

Understanding Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, often unpredictable condition affecting the central nervous system, which can impact movement, balance, strength and sensation in different ways for different people. Because symptoms and their severity vary widely, physiotherapy plans need to be highly individualised.

Our focus is on maintaining function and independence for as long as possible — building strength and endurance during stable periods, and adapting the plan sensitively during symptom flare-ups.

Common Signs & Symptoms

  • Muscle weakness or fatigue
  • Balance and coordination difficulties
  • Spasticity or muscle stiffness
  • Numbness or altered sensation
  • Difficulty with walking endurance

Our Treatment Approach

  • Individualised assessment based on current symptoms
  • Energy-conservation and fatigue management strategies
  • Balance and gait training
  • Strengthening exercises adapted to symptom flares
  • Ongoing review as the condition evolves

Benefits of Home Physiotherapy for Multiple Sclerosis

  • Better management of fatigue and energy levels
  • Maintained mobility and independence
  • Reduced fall risk through balance training
  • A flexible plan that adapts with the condition

Frequently Asked Questions

Appropriately dosed exercise is generally considered safe and beneficial for most people with MS, though your therapist will adjust intensity carefully around fatigue and heat sensitivity.
Yes — because MS symptoms can change, your plan is reviewed regularly and adjusted to match your current needs.

Ready to start your recovery?

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