In How to Manage MS-Related Spasticity, we discussed different therapeutic strategies to combat spasticity. Conservative approaches can be quite effective in combatting mild spasticity, including stretching and strengthening exercises. Oral medications such as BACLOFEN are often effective, especially in the early stages of the disease.
* Stretching and range of motion exercises can treat connective tissue tightness. Stretches should focus on a single muscle group. Hold for 30...
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