A stroke can change life very quickly. Some people have weakness in an arm or leg, trouble walking, or problems with balance and daily tasks. Rehabilitation is a key part of recovery. If you are looking for stroke rehabilitation in Khulna, this guide explains what it involves and how to start.
First, an important warning
A stroke is a medical emergency. If you or someone near you suddenly has any of these signs, go to the nearest hospital immediately or call 999. Do not wait to see if it passes, and do not go to a physiotherapy clinic first:
- face drooping on one side
- weakness or numbness in one arm or leg
- sudden trouble speaking or understanding
- sudden loss of vision, severe dizziness, or loss of balance
- a sudden, very severe headache
Rehabilitation begins after the person has been treated and is medically stable.
What is stroke rehabilitation?
Stroke rehabilitation is a program of exercises and training that helps a person regain movement, strength, balance, and independence after a stroke. It works with how the brain and body can relearn tasks through regular, repeated practice.
Every person’s recovery is different. It depends on the type of stroke, which part of the body is affected, and how early and how regularly rehabilitation starts.
Problems rehabilitation can help with
- Weakness in an arm, leg, or one side of the body
- Difficulty walking or keeping balance
- Stiff or tight muscles
- Trouble using the hand for daily tasks such as eating or dressing
- Difficulty standing up, sitting down, or turning in bed
- Fear of falling and low confidence in moving
How we help at Back in Motion Khulna
1. Assessment. We ask about the stroke, your health history, and what you find hard in daily life. Then we check strength, movement, balance, and walking.
2. Your plan. You and your family hear what we found, what the goals are, and how progress will be checked. Goals are practical, such as standing safely, walking, or using your hand again.
3. Treatment. Depending on your case, treatment may include movement and strengthening exercises, balance and walking practice, manual therapy for stiff muscles, and electrotherapy.
4. Home program. You and your family learn simple exercises and safe ways to move at home. Regular practice between visits matters a great deal.
Sessions usually last 45 to 60 minutes, and sometimes longer, depending on your case.
Tips for families
- Start rehabilitation once the doctor says the person is stable enough.
- Encourage regular practice, even in short sessions.
- Make the home safe: clear the floor, add light, and keep walking paths open.
- Be patient. Recovery often comes in small steps over time.
- Come to sessions with the person when you can, so you can learn how to help at home.
Meet the doctors
Dr. Md. Abdullah Yousuf, D.O. is an osteopathic physician who works with musculoskeletal conditions, structural assessment, and osteopathic manipulative treatment.
Dr. Tazia Sardar, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who works in orthopedic, sports, pediatric, and women’s health rehabilitation.
Looking for wider recovery care? Read about our rehabilitation center in Khulna. Not sure how to choose a clinic? Read our guide to the best physiotherapist in Khulna.
Visit our Khulna branch
Address: Khulna-Satkhira Highway (west side of Notun Rasta), Tipna, Dumuria, Khulna-9250
Opening hours: Every day, 10am to 9pm
Phone: +880 1313 71 72 71
Learn more on our physiotherapy center in Khulna page.
Frequently asked questions
When should rehabilitation start after a stroke?
Usually once the doctor says the person is medically stable. Your doctor can advise on the right time.
How long does stroke recovery take?
It varies a lot from person to person. Some changes come in weeks, and others take months or longer. Your physiotherapist will set goals with you and review them regularly.
Can physiotherapy help after a stroke?
Physiotherapy helps many people work on movement, balance, and walking after a stroke. Your physiotherapist will examine you and explain what is realistic for your case.
Should family members come to sessions?
Yes, if possible. Family members can learn how to help with exercises and safe movement at home.
How much does stroke rehabilitation cost in Khulna?
Fees are given after your consultation, because every patient needs a different plan. Call +880 1313 71 72 71 to ask.
This article is general information, not medical advice. A stroke is an emergency. If you think someone is having a stroke, go to the nearest hospital immediately.