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Old 04-27-2012, 03:06 PM #1
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Default taping - less pain!
Hi All

Yesterday my physio taped up my shoulders (shoulders back and a little up), so I feel like I'm walking round with a pole up my back...however, the pain levels in my arms has gone right down and I can actually hang them by my sides without the awful pulling/gripping sensations.

Is the idea that this is how my posture should be normally? Or is it just to take the strain off the nerves temporarily? Has anyone else had this? Not looking forward to ripping it off!
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