Background: Spasticity following stroke may contribute to muscle stiffness, soreness, restricted range of motion, and impaired functional performance. Although stretching is commonly used in stroke rehabilitation, evidence comparing active and passive stretching for spasticity-associated soreness and stiffness remains...
Akila Saleem, A. Yousaf, M. Ali et al.· The Healer Journal of Physio...· 0 citations
PNF significantly reduced pain more than sustained stretching, while stiffness and spasticity improvements were comparable between groups, and both interventions improved pain, stiffness, and spasticity after six weeks.
Syed Sarmad Hussain Bukhari, Maryam Maryam, Nayab Shahid et al.· The Healer Journal of Physio...· 1 citation
Both KT and CWI were associated with improved DOMS and functional recovery following intensive swimming training; however, CWI demonstrated significantly greater improvements in both outcomes among these elite swimmers.
Tayyiba Imtiaz, Raheen Babar, Sabeeh Hafeez et al.· The Healer Journal of Physio...· 0 citations
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