Empowering Mobility: Innovative Rehabilitation Therapies for People with Semiparalysis

The concept of paralysis, characterized by the loss of muscle function, is explored. Paralysis can affect any part of the body at any life stage due to disruptions in brain-muscle message transmission. It may manifest as either generalized or localized and be classified as complete or partial. Complete paralysis deprives individuals of muscle control, hindering movement and making routine checkups and fulfilling daily needs challenging. To address this issue, a mobile-based game therapy for passive rehabilitation is developed. This therapeutic exercise aims to activate neuroplasticity, fostering the gradual recovery of muscle movement, especially in affected areas. The game also serves as a tool for doctors to monitor daily progress, analyze muscle strength improvements, and prescribe personalized suggestions. While muscle enhancement may be gradual, sustained engagement with the game ensures focused rehabilitation, contributing to the gradual restoration of nerve and muscle functionality.