Physiotherapy for Meningioma It is essential that individuals with meningioma receive specialist neurological physiotherapy in order to treat the symptoms and return to a normal active life. Depending on the stage of your condition, physiotherapy treatment may include: Muscle strengthening Core stability exercises Muscle and joint mobilizations Balance exercises Transfer practice ie. bed to chair or sit to stand Mobility practice Provision of walking aids/exercise equipment Hydrotherapy Pain and scar tissue management Advice and education re: fatigue Practice of functional activities Reintegration into the community/ work Carer education All treatment will be focused on specific goals set by the individual during the initial assessment. Perhaps your brother had cancer 5 years ago and he still has problems with his walking, his goal could be to walk to the corner shop within a month. Maybe you?ve had surgery to remove the cancer and want to get back to your normal routine; you could aim to return to swimming or cycling. Those who have a loved one who has declined medical treatment may benefit from physiotherapy to keep them comfortable and maintain dignity at the end of life. The benefits of regular treatment with Manchester Neuro Physio: Increased muscle length and joint range of movement Increased muscle strength Increased ability to move around independently Improved walking pattern Increased walking speed/distance Improved posture Increased ability to carry out day to day activities Reduced risk of falls Learn how to manage fatigue and pain Learn exercises to do at home Family or carers involved in your treatment plan To book an appointment call 0161 883 0066, Book now or alternatively request a free phone consultation. Meningioma Effects of Meningioma Treatment for Meningioma Physiotherapy for Meningioma Why Manchester Neuro Physio To book an assessment or for more information please email office@manchesterneurophysio.co.uk call 0161 883 0066 . ← Previous Why Manchester Neuro Physio? Next → Treatment for meningioma