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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 1,614
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 1,614
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It took me over tree years to get to a mayo fascial release therapist.
Over four years to find the right dr for me.
So, I do understand what you're going through.
I ran into a good naturopathic healer in my hometown and didn't know she had been there for years. She has since left. Expensive...
What bout a knowledgable chiropractor in your area. There are new ones coming out every year.
Just throwing these options at you. Unfortunately, there's no quick fix.
The LED/infrared light therapy pads help me a lot.
I also discovered keeping my arms fleece warm cuts down on the pain level.
Also posture can be a problem. I placed a long dressing mirror o the side of my workstation. Posture police. I caught myself giving in rolling my shoulders forward. A big NO - NO.
I also used Kinesiology tape. It was vey helpful. May be a little hard, at first.
Yoga is a good idea. Just do what you can.
A Theracane is useful.
Keeping "Palms up" is helpful. Especially trying".
Oh , so many things.
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