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Physiotherapy?

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Any of you guys ever get physiotherapy? Some goddam doctor recommended I go for it because of my fvcked up knee. Nothing showed up on the x-rays. Is there any benefit to Physio?

I'm skeptical, and I have a feeling they're sending me there because I'm "too young" to have anything wrong with me.
 

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Go for it. A doctor is not the man to ask in this case; he was right to refer you to a physiotherapist. A good chiropractor/ARTherapist is golden. Get yourself checked out and see what's up.

And squat below parallel. ;)
 
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And squat below parallel.
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I'd squat, but my goddam knee is too fvcked up. That's why I haven't got into working out my lower body. The exercise bike and walking is painful enough.

A good chiropractor/ARTherapist is golden.
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Thanx, that gives me a better outlook on the whole physiotherapy thing.

Anyone else get this stuff done?
 
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Desdinova said:
I'd squat, but my goddam knee is too fvcked up. That's why I haven't got into working out my lower body. The exercise bike and walking is painful enough.
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sounds like something's wrong man. if there's nothing broken (i.e. the xray shows up okay) then it's some nerve/muscle damage which can be rectified with ART or the like. I shouldn't sweat it.
 
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Originally posted by Warboss Alex
A good chiropractor/ARTherapist is golden
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I second that statement. My chiropracter has a background in sports specific rehab. Between him and the occupational therapist I was seeing chronic problems that had lasted 7 years (but I just gritted through with willpower and painkillers) were virtually eliminated in a few months.

The longer you leave it, the longer it takes for the body to revert back to normal function. Trust me I know, been there done that.
 

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physiotherapy is another name for physical therapy, what is wrong with your knee, in my experience a good PT can help tremendously with knee problems if you stick to the exercises and coupled with a good ART therapist and your knee will be better in no time.
 
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