Fix Foot Drop After Stroke With This Simple & Effective Workout Routine

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Most people don’t have access to e-stim or robotics to work on foot drop in their home stroke rehab. So I’ve put together a collection of simple and effective stretches and exercises that can be incorporated in a rehab routine to improve foot drop. No special equipment needed!

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Warm Up
00:56 Set 1 Exercise 1– Calf Stretch
02:02 Set 1 Exercise 2– Ankle Inversion/Eversion Stretch
03:01 Set 1 Exercise 3– Ankle Dorsiflexion Range of Motion
04:09 Set 1 Exercise 4– Ankle Inv/Eversion Range of Motion
05:04 Set 1 Exercise 5– Resistive Ankle Dorsiflexion
06:26 Set 2 Exercise 1– Calf Stretch
07:26 Set 2 Exercise 2– Ankle Inversion/Eversion Stretch
08:28 Set 2 Exercise 3– Ankle Dorsiflexion Range of Motion
09:27 Set 2 Exercise 4– Ankle Inv/Eversion Range of Motion
10:31 Set 2 Exercise 5– Resistive Ankle Dorsiflexion
11:32 Outro

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Medical Disclaimer: All content on this channel is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to serve as a substitute for medical advice or treatment from a physician or qualified healthcare provider. Talk to your doctor before starting a new exercise or therapy regimen.

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@vivmadmaxx66 says:

Flexibility the issue

@ameliajohnson481 says:

🎉🎉❤

@bunbunscarrot says:

I have been bedridden for almost 2 years now, I couldn't stand up or sit for too long because I have a bedsore on my buttocks. My left leg is too weak and I have a foot drop. What exercises should I do? 😢

@nf325 says:

Should we wear AFO during these or use strap assist if we can't do dorsaflexion (drop foot not from stroke but severed peroneal nerve and post op)?

@lavanmurugan2917 says:

Mam my hand finger and leg finger no moment pls tell exercise

@keshavamurthy2585 says:

Mam can i share my walking video and can pls suggest what exercises i need to do, i had thalamic bleed right brain impacting left limbs in oct 2023.

@josephcrawford4855 says:

Stretch excellent 👌

@marianneg.6599 says:

Thank you this is my problem after stroke, ankle spasticity. How often do I do these exercises, is more better?

@DrOTGuy says:

This is so helpful. That spasticity really gets in the way of so much- glad you mentioned how it affects this.

@lukeofagbe4518 says:

❤❤ I did a spinal cord surgery and foot drop is affecting my left leg bad. I use Tens machine. What should I do?

@nikkiepperson7855 says:

Yes I needed that also. My toes got a good stretch too.

@hemasookram4655 says:

Fantastic I needed that❤❤❤

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