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Undecided choice of drugs for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 8 8:12am | Replies (393)
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@freckle1

Yes. A licensed physiotherapist. (I'm in Australia.) Mine never has more than four clients at a time because that's the maximum she can safely supervise. Gyms can be dangerous places.

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freckle1 | @freckle1 | Apr 6 7:12pm

I should add that in Australia, physiotherapy requires a four year university degree, and very hard to get into. My physio also has a Masters in Sports Medicine. Physios need a licence to practise. My physio decided to specialise in bone health some years ago.

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