hi chala
QUOTE=linbin;20611]i suggest you to consult a physio specialised in musculoskeltal conditions[/QUOTE]
Linbin, what is the equivelent of a Physio in America? I think it is called a Physical Therapist, is that right?
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hi chala
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I have to be referred to one by my doctor I think. How many times a week is Physio for someone with Plantar Faciitis?
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Chala -
The frequency of your treatment session will be dependent upon the findings at your initial physical therapy evaluation, but I think you can probably expect to be seen around twice a week.
You can find a nearby PT at the following web site:
APTA | Find a PT
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