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Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 73
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 73
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Hey mike,
Dont think pt will really be an option, at least for the first 6 weeks until the brace comes off and can start to slowly bare weight. Might get a home ultrasound to help the tendon heal asap.
I am realising that there is a big link between my tendon and crps. If i stress my tendon throughout the day then the crps will get angry at night. The more i take care of my tendon the less the crps bothers me. I know imobilizing for 6 weeks is not good for the crps but if im helping the tendon then my crps should remain quite. I have two important questions to ask the doctor but i would like to hear your opinion on them.
1. Once my tendon is the underlying problem, does it mean i have to fully heal it in order to heal my crps.
2. Could my crps automatically go once the tendon is FULLY healed?
3. Could i aggravate/progress my crps by goining in a brace to keep my knee 90 degrees for <6> weeks?
Thanks,
Nigel
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