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Old 12-22-2011, 01:44 PM #1
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My PT & DC sessions were focused on pain relief first, not strengthening or anything else.
ultrasound, massage, heat/ice, then gentle stretching & ROM work, some biofeedback to check for full muscle relaxation, chiro also added IF stimulation, low level laser, upper cervical adjustment, manual trigger point work and some deep tissue work.
Can you tell us more how the biofeedback was done?
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