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  1. 12-06-2013 07:00 PM #1
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    Major problem / Symptomatic Areas

    Head, Neck - Posterior

    Head, Neck - Anterior

    Thoracic Spine

    Lumbar, Spine - Posterior

    Chest, Ribs

    Shoulder - Posterior - Left

    Shoulder - Posterior - Right

    Shoulder - Anterior - Left

    Shoulder - Anterior - Right

    Upper Arm, Triceps - Posterior - Left

    Upper Arm, Triceps - Posterior - Right

    Upper Arm, Biceps - Anterior - Left

    Upper Arm, Biceps - Anterior - Right

    Elbow, Forearm - Posterior - Left

    Elbow, Forearm - Posterior - Right

    Elbow, Forearm - Anterior - Left

    Elbow, Forearm - Anterior - Right

    Wrist, Hand - Posterior - Left

    Wrist, Hand - Posterior - Right

    Wrist, Hand - Anterior - Left

    Wrist, Hand - Anterior - Right

    MSK Physio

    Hello!
    I have a question to You, I have problem with my upper limb and spine,neck, and I try to find very good private MSK physio specialized in upper limb and spine in Brighton or West Sussex. Can You help me?
    Sorry for my english

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    Re: MSK Physio

    First off I would go to ::Physio First:: on this website you can enter in the details of what you are actually looking for and the facilities that the practice has to offer. You will be able to find a registered physio, now although this does not guarantee them to be "very good" it will give you a starting point. From there I would try googling their name and looking for feedback on patient forums etc to see if they are recommended in upper limb etc.

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    Re: MSK Physio

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