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Old 11-09-2008, 08:10 PM #7
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Hi Joe

I had a problem similar to that of your friend and obtained the requisite retraining (as well as an effective little gadget which helped me to see when I was doing things right - I'd rather not go into details) from a specialist physiotherapist. This physiotherapist deals with all sorts of neurological / muscular troubles arising in that general area of the body (including women in the aftermath of childbirth and other such traumas!)

I should mention that the device that she gave me had electrical leads that I did not have to use. However, I understood from her that these are used in some difficult cases for stimulating the muscles electrically to increase tone.

Hope this has not frightened you or your friend too much.

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