What is forced exercise?
Traditional medical care to help improve gait disturbances can be contradictory. Treatments such as surgical approaches like deep brain stimulation can only be done for a small number of patients, and could sometimes lead to serious side effects.The negative impact on the quality of life expanded the need for a better form a treatment. Exercise has shown to be beneficial in improving gait disturbances. These exercises include body-weight -supported exercises on a treadmill, lower leg strengthening, and balance training. Forced exercise has recently gained popularity for the treatment to help improve motor functions and gait disorders. For example, the use of a movement exercise to do similar movements cycling but at a higher cadence then they could do voluntarily.Forced exercise can be either a passive assistive or and an …show more content…
(http://www.sciencedirect.com.sagecolleges.idm.oclc.org/science/article/pii/S0966636215007936?via%3Dihub) Both active forced and passive forced exercise have shown to reduce parkinsonian symptoms such as rigor,
Traditional medical care to help improve gait disturbances can be contradictory. Treatments such as surgical approaches like deep brain stimulation can only be done for a small number of patients, and could sometimes lead to serious side effects.The negative impact on the quality of life expanded the need for a better form a treatment. Exercise has shown to be beneficial in improving gait disturbances. These exercises include body-weight -supported exercises on a treadmill, lower leg strengthening, and balance training. Forced exercise has recently gained popularity for the treatment to help improve motor functions and gait disorders. For example, the use of a movement exercise to do similar movements cycling but at a higher cadence then they could do voluntarily.Forced exercise can be either a passive assistive or and an …show more content…
(http://www.sciencedirect.com.sagecolleges.idm.oclc.org/science/article/pii/S0966636215007936?via%3Dihub) Both active forced and passive forced exercise have shown to reduce parkinsonian symptoms such as rigor,