Vibration and electrical stimulation for leg movement after stroke

This study is testing whether combining two physical therapies—vibration applied to the muscles and gentle electrical stimulation—can help people recover leg strength and movement after a recent stroke. One group will receive standard physical therapy plus vibration treatment, while another group will receive standard physical therapy plus vibration combined with electrical stimulation. The goal is to see if adding electrical stimulation to vibration therapy makes recovery better than vibration alone.

Many stroke survivors struggle with leg weakness and stiffness that doesn't fully improve with traditional therapy alone. This trial is exploring whether combining vibration and electrical stimulation—newer techniques that show promise in helping muscles work better—could be more effective at restoring leg function than current standard care.