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    Re: Please help physio & patient at the same time

    Quote Originally Posted by abishek.pt View Post
    MMT in which scale? Daniel , Kendel or any other? please specify .and i would suggest u to stop theraband as soon as possible. u can mail me to my mail id , which is [email protected]. good luck

    U ARISE A BIG QUESTION MARK AT MY MIND WHEN U SAID

    stop theraband as soon as possible

    MAY I KNOW WHY





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    Re: Please help physio & patient at the same time

    dear colleague,

    I think it is of great importance that a colleague specialized in adults (muculoskeletal or sports) check your ankle.
    There are many great physio's in your country. Let them assess your ankle and see what they say. You might need other treatment. We cannot say what is right or wrong for you with the information we have now.
    Your body is important to all of us but ankles and knees are especially important because we pediatric physio's are on the floor so much.
    I wish you well.

    Esther


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    Re: Please help physio & patient at the same time

    Quote Originally Posted by estherderu View Post
    dear colleague,

    I think it is of great importance that a colleague specialized in adults (muculoskeletal or sports) check your ankle.
    There are many great physio's in your country. Let them assess your ankle and see what they say. You might need other treatment. We cannot say what is right or wrong for you with the information we have now.
    Your body is important to all of us but ankles and knees are especially important because we pediatric physio's are on the floor so much.
    I wish you well.

    Esther
    that is right estheru thank u very much for ur reply
    will come back with more details


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    Re: Please help physio & patient at the same time

    u said that, changes seen in M.R.I, that means the textture of the ligaments is not same now, if u do theraband(which colour, u have not mention), may be harm full, it may cause undue pressure to the previously injured ligaments and surrounding soft tissue. so i advised u to stop theraband, and make a further evaluation of ur ankel by a good EXPERIENCED professional.


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    Re: Please help physio & patient at the same time

    u said that, suspected # and u cant stand upright with full body weight, that means the texture of the ligaments is not same now as before,they are weak now, if u do theraband(which colour, u have not mention), may be harm full to the suspected #(avulsion # may occur due to over use/pressure further in the same place), it may cause undue pressure to the previously injured ligaments and surrounding soft tissue. so i advised u to stop theraband, and make a further evaluation of ur ankel by a good EXPERIENCED professional. sorry for the late reply. have a good day.



 
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