Neurological Problems
Paralysis Support
Constitutional homoeopathic support for post-stroke and compressive paralysis — enhancing neuroplasticity, reducing spasticity and improving functional recovery alongside intensive rehabilitation.
Understanding Paralysis Support
Paralysis — loss of voluntary motor function — may be hemiplegia (stroke), paraplegia (spinal cord), monoplegia (nerve root/peripheral nerve) or facial palsy (Bell's, stroke). Post-stroke hemiplegia is commonest: upper motor neuron signs (spasticity, hyperreflexia, Babinski, clonus). Recovery depends on infarct size, location, age, comorbidities, rehabilitation intensity. Neuroplasticity — perilesional reorganisation, contralateral takeover — peaks at 3–6 months but continues lifelong. Spasticity, contractures, shoulder pain, dysphagia, aphasia, depression, sphincter dysfunction are common sequelae.
Homoeopathy supports the recovery trajectory — remedies selected by paralysis type (flaccid vs spastic), affected side, associated symptoms (pain, sensation, tone, mood, speech, sphincter), modalities (weather, position, emotion) and constitutional miasmatic background. Treatment aims to reduce spasticity, improve muscle recruitment, enhance neuroplasticity, address post-stroke depression/fatigue, support sphincter control and complement physiotherapy/occupational therapy/speech therapy. Does not replace acute stroke management (thrombolysis, thrombectomy) or neurosurgical decompression for compressive lesions.
Book ConsultationHow Homoeopathy Helps
- • Reduces spasticity and clonus — improves passive range of motion
- • Enhances motor relearning and cortical reorganisation
- • Addresses post-stroke fatigue, depression, emotional lability
- • Supports sphincter control (neurogenic bladder/bowel)
- • Improves shoulder subluxation pain and complex regional pain syndrome
- • Complements constraint-induced movement therapy, robotic rehab, tDCS
Common Presentations Treated
Consultation Process
- 01 Neurological deficit mapping: MRC grade, tone (MAS), reflexes, sensation, cranial nerves
- 02 Imaging correlation: CT/MRI brain, spine, vascular studies
- 03 Functional scales: NIHSS, mRS, FIM, Barthel index
- 04 Constitutional remedy + rehab integration (PT/OT/SLT), spasticity management plan
- 05 Follow-up 2–4 weeks: tone, power, function, mood, caregiver burden
When to Seek Care
Emergency: Acute stroke signs (FAST) — immediate thrombolysis/thrombectomy window. New onset weakness, facial droop, speech difficulty — call emergency services. Compressive myelopathy (rapid progression, saddle anaesthesia, urinary retention) needs urgent MRI and surgical decompression.
Essential: Homoeopathy is supportive rehabilitation adjunct. Never delays acute neurological or neurosurgical intervention.
Frequently asked questions
Paralysis Support treatment in Gwalior
Is homoeopathic consultation available for Paralysis Support in Gwalior?
Yes. Dr. Richa's Homoeopathic Clinic in Anand Nagar, Gwalior offers personalised consultation for Paralysis Support with detailed case-taking and follow-up guidance.
How is the treatment plan decided?
The plan is based on symptoms, medical history, triggers, lifestyle patterns and overall health picture. Medicine selection is individualised after consultation.
How can I book an appointment?
You can call or send a WhatsApp appointment request to 7999402268. The clinic will help confirm a suitable consultation time.
Ready to begin
Start with a detailed consultation
Your health story deserves careful listening. Book an appointment to discuss your concerns with Dr. Richa Sharma.
Book Appointment