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Old 10-07-2010, 01:16 PM #1
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Question Does Physical Therapy help vs surgery?

Hi everyone. So I wanted to know if anyone out there was told to have a "special kind" of physical therapy called isometric and Pilates prior to the decision of surgery. I have cervical spondylosis with occipital neuralgia on top of the Chiari 1. Fun, fun. Anyway, just wanted to see if it helped with the symptoms? Thanks you guys.
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no never have any type of PT prior to surgery it will only make things worse. then after surgery go fopr something light .
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