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Old 07-31-2019, 08:42 PM #13
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Every recovery program uses gradual return to more intense activity levels. One uses return of symptoms after activities to measure whether one has recovered the tolerance to be more active.

What was the "month of treatment" you received?
I did a month of Gyrostim and Dynavision treatment. Walked out feeling great and then over did it in the weeks after, going back to try that again starting on Friday.
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