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Hello again. I am wondering what to expect from physical therapy. My RSD is relatively mild, and only in my foot and ankle. I never thought about it much, but I guess I assumed that physical therapy is used for people who need to expand their physical ability, and I'm not sure how I fit that category. I don't have problems wearing a shoe so long as it has cushioning. I can walk without a limp or anything, I just don't walk as far as I used to. I would be afraid to run or anything more active than walking. What would they have me do in pt?
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What to expect from physical therapy
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