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GOING TO A CHIROPRACTOR AND/OR A MASSAGE THERAPIST

Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Mar 31 11:16am | Replies (12)
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For me, massage has been helpful in the moment, but with no long lasting value. On the other hand, a good PT course can alter a whole set of pain issues.

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jabrown0407 | @jabrown0407 | Mar 30 8:20am

@pdxmac Nothing says you can't do both. If a massage feels good, don't deny yourself. Doing PT exercises daily will pay off slowly, but it will pay long term dividends.
I also have lymphoedema in my legs so I get lymphatic massages every two weeks as well.

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