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About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
When should rehabilitation begin after Guillain-Barré?
Once the acute phase has been managed with hospital care and the patient is sufficiently stable, graded rehabilitation can begin.
How long does recovery take and to what extent is it possible?
Most patients show gradual, meaningful recovery; the duration and extent vary per person and are supported by a correctly dosed program.
Why must exercise be graded and why does overexertion matter?
Because overexertion and fatigue can hinder recovery, the program is dosed and advanced gradually.
How does the body-weight-supported gait robot help?
It enables early mobilization and high repetition through safe, repetitive and symmetric gait training during the weak phase.
What is done for foot drop and grasp problems?
Foot drop and grasp are supported with targeted functional electrical stimulation (FES) to weak muscles and task-oriented therapy.
Do numbness and tingling (sensory changes) resolve?
Sensory changes improve over time in many patients; sensory re-education supports this process.
How long does a rehabilitation program last and how many sessions are needed?
Duration and number of sessions are personalized; your needs are determined at the first evaluation and shared in a transparent plan.
How is progress measured?
Progress is tracked transparently with measurable goals, objective gait/motion analysis and regular assessments.
Are home continuation programs and remote follow-up possible?
Yes; a home program and a remote follow-up plan are created at the end of the program.
How does the process work for patients coming from abroad?
An uninterrupted process is provided with visa, transfer, accommodation and medical interpreter support.