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Old 06-15-2015, 05:02 PM #1
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Question Newbie and wondering about KT Tape
Hello!

So happy to have found this forum! I got diagnosed about 2 months ago and am dealing now with spread to my other knee. Haven't gotten into a pain doctor yet but so far one of the most helpful things I've used has been kinesiology tape (also known as KT Tape and kinesio tape). Anybody else use this for crps/have any tips for doing it even better?

Thanks and wonderful to meet you guys!
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