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Medical Conditions - Spasticity

A condition where the normal fluid movement is prevented due to muscle stiffness or tightening is called spasticity. Here, the muscles stay contracted and cannot be stretched, resulting in movement, gait, and speech problems. The symptoms include increased muscle tone, muscular pain, abnormal posture, and bone deformities.

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How can symptoms of spasticity in multiple sclerosis be cured?

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How to manage fine motor control disruptions in MS?

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How to manage spasticity in athletes?

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I have urinary incontinence, stiffness in my legs, and trouble swallowing. Is it ALS?

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