Exercise in everyday life is important; also for people with haemophilia. With regular exercise and movement, the quality of life of affected people can be significantly improved. This contributes a lot to physical and mental well-being.
Targeted physiotherapy is an ideal complement to drug therapy for haemophilia sufferers, because regular exercise contributes a lot to physical and mental well-being. Thanks to targeted and regular physiotherapy, among other factors
the joints, bones and muscles strengthened and more mobile
balance and coordination improved
reduces the risk of bleeding
pain reduced
In principle, physiotherapy is suitable for all people with haemophilia. People with moderate or severe haemophilia and/or those with recurrent bleeding and chronic pain benefit particularly strongly from targeted physiotherapy. Mobility can be maintained and in some cases even improved.Together with the physiotherapist from the haemophilia centre, a continuous look is taken at which treatment options are most suitable for the individual patient. For example, an acute haemorrhage is not a stop. Thus, an acute bleeding does not necessarily mean that the programme has to be stopped.
Ideal exercises for everyday life:
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