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Central Sensitization Syndrome (CSS) treatment approach: Function is the key! Sep 20 7:39pm | By Tanya Crowder, OTR/L (@tanyaot)
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I find this dubious. I have been through PT numerous times. When I say I can’t sit for long, I mean I can’t sit comfortably for 20 minutes. I don’t think you can miraculously fix it. What was I wondering was if your program could accommodate it.

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dciddio | @dciddio | Sep 3 8:41am

I had the same problem with any amount of sitting. I was allowed to stand as needed. I was also allowed a device for raising my feet that I use sometimes. The breaks are helpful and at the beginning of the program, I was assured by the end of 3 weeks I would be able to sit through an entire day and they were right!

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