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Pain After Myofascial Release
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MD myofascial release? Also, have you heard of structural energetic therapy? Could any of these treatments be ...What is the treatment for a contracted pelvic floor after physical therapy has been... View answer
MD one place to another in that area. I have read that myofascial release therapy is the tx of choice. I ...I had a hysterectomy 30 yrs. ago when I was 40 yrs. old. I never was pain free but now have a... View answer
MD over hip flexor in particular, Myofascial release has been helpful but now riding my horse is ...I am having some pain, and bleeding of old blood 11 months post sub total hysterectomy , which was ... View answer
MD ), myofascial release with cranial release technique, last week an MRI in a chair which was bad and telling. I ... View answer
MD watt level 4 laser, myofascial release , a very specific physical rehabilitation program (Which was 10 ... herniation at L4-5 (although this disk produce the "most severe pain") (All 3 levels were... View answer
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MD i have myofascial release therapy today - week 5, and the therapist put her fingers in my mouth (upper jaw line). I have had no jaw or TMJ pain prior to this. She said it would help release neck fascia... View answer
MD tying to understand the side effects Zorvolex _ Had back surgery last year and having back issues again in same l-4 L-5 area - doing myofascial release therapy and surgeon recommended I take 3 times ... View answer
MD a very pronounced sharp pain in the lower left quadrant in the area of the jejunum. The reason I know that is because I have been undergoing some myofascial release PT at my MD s request--but if just ... View answer
MD Hello. I had myofascial release on my calves to treat metartsalgia. The physical therapist hit my calves 40 times with a reflux hammer and has left me with 32 bruises. 9 days later I am still in pain.... View answer
MD yes, perhaps you can help me. In the last 2 years the leg and back muscles that I use all the time have become much stiffer and sore after exercise. Stretching does not help. Massage (myofascial... View answer