Yes. Physiotherapy can help manage symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy, such as weakness, balance problems, reduced mobility, and difficulty walking. Treatment is tailored to the individual’s needs.

Physiotherapy may help manage pain and improve physical function through appropriate exercises, mobility training, and other therapeutic techniques. The treatment approach depends on the underlying cause and symptoms.

Yes. Nerve damage can affect sensation, muscle strength, and coordination, which may make walking or maintaining balance more difficult. Physiotherapy can focus on gait and balance training to improve safety and mobility.

Depending on the person’s condition, exercises may include gentle strengthening, flexibility, balance, coordination, and functional mobility exercises. A physiotherapist can recommend exercises based on an individual assessment.

Yes. Home physiotherapy can be helpful for people who have difficulty travelling. A physiotherapist can assess mobility and safety at home and create a personalized rehabilitation program.