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  A powered wheelchair, motorized wheelchair, or electric wheelchair is a manual wheelchair which is powered by electricity instead of manual muscle power. The person is enabled to use their hands to control the movements of the wheelchair. This enables them to accomplish simple tasks such as climbing stairs, going up and down the stairs, pushing a stroller, picking up objects, eating, opening doors, and other things. With an electric wheelchair for a disabled person is capable of living a relatively normal life and participating in their chosen lifestyle. Electric Wheelchairs  is a wheelchair powered by an electric motor that reduces manual activity or does not require any human assistance to move the wheelchair. Electric wheelchair is of various types, such as standing electric wheelchair, front-wheel drive, and center wheel drive. The type of chair is used according to the type of surface and space on which the wheelchair is to be used.  Electric Wheelchairs  have...

  Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a type of inherited muscle-related disorder that is largely prevalent in children. The majority of people with this condition are Italian Americans. The symptoms of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) include extreme facial pain, asymmetry, and floppy muscles that respond negatively to no amount of stimulus. Affected individuals can also exhibit an inability to gain weight or maintain a normal posture. There is currently no known cure for this type of muscular dystrophy. However, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) Treatment will help to prolong the period a person has to live with it, improve overall muscle weakness, and increase the time a person can remain independent. Treatment options include medicinal therapies, therapeutic and rehabilitative exercises, and physical therapy. Depending on the severity of symptoms, treatment may be based on symptoms and cause of Duchenne muscular dystrophy and the success rate of each therapeutic tri...