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Old 03-02-2011, 12:06 PM #1
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Default physical therapy?

Have any of you had experience with physical therapy? Is it helpful?

I saw a physical therapist in the hospital, who gave me some exercises and suggested I find a PT who specializes in neurological problems.

My thinking is that any exercising I do will use up what strength I have, and make me worse and not better; but perhaps it would make me better in the long run? It's not going to do anything to enhance nerve-muscle communication, but if I had stronger muscles, maybe I could get more out of the communication that's there? I just don't know.

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