Introduction: Imagine trying to move your arm or leg, only to find it stiff and resistant, almost as if it had a mind of its own. This experience, known as spasticity, is a common hurdle faced by many individuals recovering from a stroke. It’s not just a matter of physical discomfort—spasticity can significantly impact one’s ability to perform everyday tasks and affect overall quality of life. But fear not, as there are strategies to help manage spasticity and improve outcomes in stroke rehabilitation. Understanding Spasticity: Spasticity or hyper resistance is like a glitch in the body’s communication system. It occurs when there’s damage to the brain or spinal cord, often as a result of stroke or paraplegia, leading to abnormal muscle tone and involuntary muscle spasms. These spasms can make movements feel stiff and jerky, making it difficult to perform simple actions like reaching for an object or walking smoothly. Assessment of Spasticity: Assessing spasticity is like solving...