Light Touch Helps Grip of MS Patients
Study shows ways to optimize hand movements. Using a gentle touch may help make it easier for people with multiple sclerosis to pick up and hold objects, a new study suggests.
People with MS use excessive force when lifting objects, which can lead to fatigue and make everyday tasks difficult, physical therapists from the University of Illinois at Chicago explained in a school news release.
Using the finger of the opposite hand to apply a gentle touch to the affected hand may help improve control and coordination, they stated....
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