People often assume that tiredness comes from being unfit, inactive, or unmotivated.For amputees, that assumption couldn’t be further from the truth. Fatigue after limb loss is real, physical, and often invisible — and it affects people very differently depending on...
Prosthetic technology is evolving rapidly—driven by advances in materials, neuroscience, robotics, AI, and manufacturing. These developments are pushing toward prosthetics that feel more natural, are more responsive, last longer, and adapt better to individual users....
Life after amputation involves both physical and emotional adjustments. While prosthetics, rehabilitation, and mobility support are often at the forefront, nutrition and self-care play a powerful role in overall health and wellbeing. Taking care of your body and mind...
Losing a limb changes a lot—how you move, work, socialise, and manage your health day-to-day. A personal health care plan turns all of that into a clear, shared roadmap: what matters to you, what you’re aiming for, who’s on your team, and exactly how you’ll get...
Life after amputation isn’t a straight line. It’s a series of small, brave steps—some forward, some sideways—with plenty of learning along the way. This guide pulls together what most people ask us about: pain, mobility, stump care, prosthetics, mental health,...
@ClevelandClinicLondon offers a specialised rehabilitation programme for adults with limb amputations or congenital limb differences. What makes it stand out is the truly integrated care model: A multidisciplinary team including physiotherapists, occupational...
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