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Old 04-02-2011, 12:35 PM #1
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Default PT immediately after block~
I feel as if I never left for a mini vacation! I am back from a horrible vacation. Gone for 4 nights and had a migraine for 3 of the 4!!!! UGHH. So anyways, I am going for my 1st block Monday (as I have posted a bazillion times with questions already) but now I have yet another question. Is it normal practice to go to PT right after having a block? (stellate ganglion block). That is what I am going to be doing right after mine....just curious and if so any special reason why????
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