Bell's Palsy (Peripheral Facial Palsy): the contribution of specialised physiotherapy

Peripheral facial paralysis, also known as Bell's palsy, is a condition that can generate anxiety and uncertainty. However, with adequate information and structured clinical follow-up, many people evolve favourably. In this article, we address the main issues related to this condition in a clear and accessible way. What is Bell's palsy?...

Pre- and Post-Partum Course: essential preparation for Parents and Babies

The journey of motherhood is one of the most transformative in any father's life. During pregnancy and the postpartum period, it's natural for various doubts and challenges to arise. To help with this process, many fathers look for specialised courses that offer guidance and support. Physical and emotional preparation during pregnancy Taking part in a prenatal course is...

Clinical Pilates: The key to a healthy pregnancy

Pregnancy brings with it a series of hormonal changes that affect connective tissue, making it more extensible and allowing for greater joint movements. Although this increase in flexibility may seem beneficial, in reality it is necessary to limit exaggerated movements of the joints, with the spine being the area of the body most affected. In this context, Clinical Pilates...

Eye protection in facial paralysis: essential care

Facial paralysis is a neuromuscular condition that can compromise the mobility of the facial muscles, affecting functions such as blinking and eyelid closure. It can manifest itself through facial asymmetry, changes in muscle tone, pain and functional deficits, such as difficulty closing the eye completely on the affected side. This limitation can have a significant impact...