Strength Training and Guillain Barré Syndrome

This paper reports the experiences obtained from the observations and practices performed by PROFESSIONAL X, facing a patient who had Guillain Barr Syndrome (GBS). The research includes observation materials for 9 months, with the participation of two physiotherapists in the rehabilitation process and a physical education professional regarding the whole process we call post rehabilitation. In this sense, strength training proved to be beneficial, generating neural adaptations, increasing the functionality and coordination of specific muscle groups for certain movements, in addition to increases in flexibility, balance, coordination, conditioning, decreased fat percentage and increased lean body mass. This case report has as main objective: to describe how the evolutionary process of strength training occurred, in addition to other functional, social, physical and emotional aspects in a patient who presented GBS. Methodologically, a qualitative research approach was conducted with the application of an interview.