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    Re: Piriformis Syndrome?

    Zimbabwe actually. thanks for encouragement


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    Re: Piriformis Syndrome?

    Thanks Sheri. But that patient has since recovered and has been symptom free for months now.

    I attended a course on "dry needling" in the interim, and that patient was one of my first trials. Of course the patient was recovering gradually with stretches and myofascial release, but a combination of piriformis needling and stretches did the trick in days. Amazing!

    I would also recommend dry needling for all physiotherapists out there. It's quite a useful technique.



 
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