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Above-Knee Amputation: Exercises for Strength and Range of MotionRehabilitation Home ProgramName _____ Date _____Therapist _____ Phone number _____After your surgeryThese Exercises will: Reduce pain and increase blood flow. This helps your limb to heal. Increase muscle Strength , so you can move more easily on your own. Keep your muscles flexible (able to bend easily). Instructions Do these Exercises with your residual limb (the leg that had surgery). Use slow and controlled movements. Never hold your breath when you exercise . exercise on your bed, unless your therapist asks you to lie on the floor. To make Exercises harder, slowly increase the number of repetitions. Work hard, but stay within your level of comfort. You may feel your muscles stretch. Exercises should not cause sharp often to exerciseDo these Exercises : _____Special instructions_____If you are deaf or hard of hearing, please let us know.
Above-Knee Amputation: Exercises for Strength and Range of Motion Rehabilitation Home Program Name _____ Date _____
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