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After recovery from covid I have thigh mucles mucles discomfort.. My mucles of thighs have become tender and rubber like it's like no strength in them. My vit d is 40 , b12  400 calcium is also ok... I consulted neurologist he said it is lack of excercise.. I don't know what it is.. Can someone suggest and every friend I tell they laugh at me and say this problem they never heard.. I don't know what is the issue kindly help.
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Follow my YouTube channel it contains knee strengthening exercises videos Andrewphysiotherapist is my YouTube channel kindly subscribe and like it will be useful for stretching & knee strengthening
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Post covid most of the people face these problems no worry dear.. Start physiotherapy ( theraband exercises under supervision of physiotherapist) Or contact us by practo virtual consultation...
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Post covid many people develop weakness of leg muscles, difficulty in stair climbing or lifting heavy weights and walking. This could be because of low vital capacity of lungs following infection.Finding it difficult for muscles to contract. Please visit clinic to learn the exercises that can help you.
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Start physiotherapy treatment
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Hi, Post covid many patients have complained of weakness and reduced activity level. It takes some time to full recover and get back to your routine, pre covid. For your thigh strengthening u would need to strengthen the muscles around your Hip joint as well as the muscles around your knee. The exercises can be as follows While lying on your back, Isometrics for the knee Knee bending and straightening Straight Leg Raise While lying sideways, Lifting leg up and down While lying on stomach, Lifting leg straight backwards While sitting, Straightening the knee from bending position Also try to ride a cycle if u have one. Or else a stationary cycle will help your muscles gain their strength back If you have trouble understanding the above exercises, you can have a personalised consult and I can explain all the above exercises in detail. Hope you feel better!
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It takes 2 - 3 months to fully recover from post covid complications, start with these exercises. To strengthen foot and calf muscles do the following exercises. 1. Toe raise. Sit up straight in a chair, with the feet flat on the floor. .Keeping the toes on the floor, raise the heels. Stop when only the balls of the feet remain on the ground. Hold this position for 5 seconds before lowering the heels. For the second stage, raise the heel and point the toes so that only the tips of the big and second toes are touching the floor. Hold for 5 seconds before lowering. For the third stage, raise the heel and curl the toes inward, so that only the tips of the toes are touching the floor. Hold this position for 5 seconds. Build flexibility and mobility by repeating each stage 10 times. 2. Big Toe stretch. Sit up straight in a chair, with the feet flat on the floor. Bring the left foot to rest on the right thigh. Using the fingers, gently stretch the big toe up, down, and to the side. Remain in this position for 5 seconds. Repeat this 10 times before switching to the other foot. 3. Toe extension. Sit up straight in a chair, with the feet flat on the floor. Place the left foot on the right thigh. Pull the toes up, toward the ankle. A stretching feeling should be felt along the bottom of the foot and heel cord. Hold for 10 seconds. Massaging the arch of the foot while stretching will help ease tension and pain. Repeat this exercise 10 times on each foot. 4. Achilles stretch. Face a wall and raise the arms, so that the palms rest flat against the wall. Place one foot back, keeping the knee straight. Then bend the knee of the opposite leg. Keep both heels flat on the floor. Push the hips forward, until the Achilles tendon and calf muscles can be felt stretching. Hold for 30 seconds before switching sides. Repeat three times on each side. For a slightly different stretch, bend the back knee and push the hips forward.
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Post covid this is common like muscle weakness,  pain and etc....you can start Isometric exercise and strenthening exercise regularly.
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These issues will take minimum of 6 months or so to normalize. Meanwhile stretch, walk and strengthen regularly. Maintain good nutrition and water intake. And give it time too...
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