My family doctor referred me to an AT instead of a sports physio. Do you think it'll make a difference?
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10-08-2015 04:57 AM #1Forum Member Array
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Thanked 36 Times in 36 PostsRe: Referring to AT
Hi,
this is an international Forum. Please don't use abbreviations - consider that they might be country (not language) specific.
What is AT?
Cheers, Fyzzio
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11-08-2015 11:22 AM #3estherderuGuest
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I have the same problem, no idea what an AT is..
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It is Athletic therapy. It's very similar to physiotherapy, but they can't work in hospitals. I'm not sure if it's only here in Canada.
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Athletic trainers are very similar to physical therapists, they specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of muscle and bone injuries and illnesses. What problem are you suffering from?
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