Deconditioning in hospital is a common yet often overlooked challenge faced by patients after a long stay, especially following major health events like a stroke. When the body is inactive for extended periods, it leads to muscle deconditioning and reduced overall strength, making recovery slower and daily tasks more difficult. Deconditioning symptoms can include fatigue, weakness, loss of balance, and reduced mobility. This process, known as physical deconditioning , can begin within just a few days of bed rest and may worsen without timely intervention. For stroke survivors, early rehabilitation is essential to prevent hospital deconditioning and to rebuild strength, flexibility, and confidence in movement. Press enter or click to view image in full size At Home Visiting Physios , we understand the critical importance of starting physiotherapy as soon as possible after discharge. Our specialised home physiotherapy services are designed to comba...