physical therapy
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Does your Dr. having you going to physical therapy for pmr? and If yes for how long?
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Posted , 12 users are following.
Does your Dr. having you going to physical therapy for pmr? and If yes for how long?
0 likes, 24 replies
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diana21296 karen81902
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EileenH diana21296
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i skied with PMR although I have given up now for other reasons - but that is how I built up my mornings - a couple of runs at the beginning of the season an alternate days building up a tiny bit at a time over the season.
As for Scottish dancing - I'd have fallen over my feet doing a birl!
diana21296 EileenH
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EileenH diana21296
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inger45982 karen81902
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Handbrake karen81902
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track karen81902
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mirella60121 karen81902
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No i am not having any pysio. My doctor is still not committing to pmr as says i am not old enough. All my symptons are
consistent to pmr thanks to this forum
julian. karen81902
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I've been lucky with the pmr progress. Eighteen months after diagnosis, pred getting down a bit, I needed a coronary stent and decided on rehab to be taken cautiously. Timing was just right and the vast improvement in my fitness has worked well.
I guess my feeling is that the way we respond to various treatments changes as our pmr runs its course. And its very different for all of us.