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Yuleima Gutierrez @YuleimaVzla (1857) • Maracaibo, Venezuela 4 Sep

Finally today was the second to last therapy tomorrow will be the last and the physiatrist will check my knee again to see if everything is going well and I don't need a second round of therapy I tell you that They used heat...

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I am a knock knee candidate

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 29 Jan 25

I grew up with this knock knee condition but it was not attended to Now it is bothering me in that my physiotherapist says it has led to the knee joint weakness. I am recommended countless exercises to take care of my entire...

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Things are moving at last

Gill @Gilljane (2897) • Sutton, England 6 Oct 23

I just had a phone call telling me that two physiotherapists will be coming to see me on 16th October. That is good because they will also identify potential risks in my home. To get out of the front door The are three steps...

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I became distracted by phone calls

Gill @Gilljane (2897) • Sutton, England 28 Sep 23

As I was mylotting yesterday my phone rang. It was a lady saying there was a four week wait for a physiotherapist to visit me at home but my name was on the list The 2nd call was from a care company who told me I couldn't have...

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Just got back from my visit to the physiotherapist

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 15 Nov 18

My physiotherapist attributes weakness in my lower limbs to weakness in my abdominal muscles. He did a thorough check up and has now recommended a few exercises - not few really but around 9 including weights. They are not...

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A pinched nerve in my shoulder blade

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 2 Sep 18

That pinched nerve in my right shoulder blade was quite painful. I quickly went on a searching spree and came across this video clip that has some physiotherapy suggestions. I found that 30 second exercise pretty easy and that...

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We say 'to may to', you say 'to mah to'. Therapy Differences between USA and Everywhere Else

Marsha @MarshaMusselman (38865) • Midland, Michigan 14 Mar 17

All my friends here keep asking me if I'll be having physiotherapy after surgery. With each one I've explained that we don't do that here it's called physical therapy. I decided to look up the differences to see whether it really...

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Do you have slip disc?

yspmyl @yspmyl (3435) • Malaysia 22 Jul 16

Few months ago, one of the morning when I woke up from sleep, I felt that my left leg was numb, I thought it was because of my sleeping posture and few days later it became worsen, I started to have dificulty to walk like normal,...

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Do you think physiotherapy helps in bone joining?

amnabas @amnabas (14877) • Karachi, Pakistan 12 Sep 15

My mother in law has arthritis and her knee joint is getting worst doctor adviced her one week physiotherapy and suggested for XRay after that to check out the bone joint .If its rejoined or not.I am off the opinion a bone can't...

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Physiotherapy -- Heat Treatment and Current treatment !! I'm taking this..

gunagohan @gunagohan (3413) • India 13 Nov 10

To start this, i hit with the door frame in my room in my back head...I'm still having a very severe pain in my shoulders, ears and eyes too.. First , consulted with a normal consultant, he gave some medicines and told if the...

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Do you believe in 'chiropractic'?

charlies2805 @charlies2805 (777) 28 Jul 10

Hi all, just want to gather information about world of chiropractic. Perhaps you all know that it belongs to Complementary and Alternative Medicine in some countries. Other thing that people may know is that chiropractors earn...

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Physiotherapy

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 6 Nov 09

It is folly to think that only those who have met with accidents or have problems with mobility go for physiotherapy. Physiotherapy is recommended to improve movement and function of the body that remain stagnant as each of us...

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Ever had a frozen shoulder? It's a pain isn't it?

katsalot1 @katsalot1 (1618) 25 May 09

I had a frozen left shoulder last year, but was very lucky because it got better in about 8 months, and I was told by the physiotherapist that it would probably take 2 years or so to recover. Now I have a frozen right shoulder,...

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About Back pain at office work!!!

rongon_physio @rongon_physio (8) • Bangladesh 2 Sep 08

Back pain is a common term deswcribe problem or unusual feeling in back. the office workers are spendind a lot of time in a bad posture like slouse posture. after a long tome sitting, during standing there is a vage ache in the...

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using the mouse a lot - i developed pain in wrist - how to avoid that ?

dbhattji @dbhattji (2506) • India 6 Jul 07

Do you use the mouse a lot, non stop clicking and the odd position of our hands - lead to pain in the wrist joint (carpal tunnel syndrome)- i had to take physiotherapy and painkillers as well wear a wrist support for a month. I am...

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Distance Healing

misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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Have you been told to undertake physiotherapy?

seamonkey @seamonkey (1976) • Ireland 2 Mar 07

Did you follow the exercises and instructions? In the long term, did it work for you?

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Medical tratment options for bak ache

bp2k60 @bp2k60 (15) • India 28 Jan 07

Always a greater stress is given for surgery in case of advance back ache cases with disk prolapse. But the truth is that even in the intial stages of disc prolapse mild exercises and trction can decrease your pain to a major...

Physical Therapy or Physiotherapy students

viralu2000 @viralu2000 (1) • Australia 1 Jan 07

This forum is about the Physical Therapy/Physiotherapy related topics. Students and teachers of physical theraoy welcome to ask questions and help others out. All sorts of problems will be answered in the best possible way. All...

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