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Archive => Archives => Topic started by: Boppie on August 03, 2006, 01:09:09 am
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Google this for help >>> Cawthorne-Cooksey Exercises
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Thanks Boppie! You read my mind. I was going to ask if anyone knew what "vestibular exercises" were. I printed those out to use after my surgery. I wonder if it would help pre-surgery ???
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If you are due surgery - gentle exercise and balance control would be
a good idea. I dont mean crash diet and lose 2 stone etc.
Basically the surgery and subsequent recovery may mean you are
inactive for a short while - the next 5mths trimming, stretching, and
tone-ing will make it easier during the recovery.
Nothing drastic - no weights that might break anything
Light gym, Yoga, Ballet, dance, Swimming etc
Good luck
Tony
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You might not notice any problem doing the Cawthorne exercises pre-surgery, unless you are already sensing balance problems. However, I found it good to know how bad my drunk walk was presurgery.ÂÂ
Post surgery, it will be a while before you can once again produce a good drunk walk test. Keep working on it the eye/head movements.